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Mortgages-Bronx.

Az, so2. cor 14oth st. .se.s
AsR%aSprR spSGts 4sS HS lbs !. sxsas ASiSSS sSGS
pSrss an rye M Ssl5 Ss y; 4sssrs g ssIas
Burdewich. 1 Pleasant av, weehawken, " J.:
Ssss%.n Iss is z yrs. 81 atty osanHss5 5000
'lIs None sssS 1s So ss'Ss Y ssts
cnye1b yEee1Tbqw,1 u M Mproadwsy ,oa sdsslo 100
Jan 2; instals. p C; atty, 4 Co. d6e
S%s"N ST 5s3. :. 25xio6; Gussie Rslnes
Inee Zee 81 1919; yr. p c; atty. D Goldsten Sd
EseIE av. es. 100 ii y 81 icist .t; lots each
so e. 70 Barn9s Rss tses 60 "a a. s nv nov
yrs. p c; sttys. Beardsiey. & r. 81 wsil ~, -
Morris stah TO to louis = f. cira"d. @:4Is rni.
eTsy ay ty priGr tgs TarsSmoo tsn 90 San av is
st ............... $4,000
HEERSscHEL St ST; jS3l lsws: 2ssyeo si 10: Wilbur
Tils s' egsr a'ns ''I IL ! ssss@s,y x; =
May +. Holly Newoais. u .: PRIOR nntse 81. 200;
5n Jan Il 15 srSsp y,s c: atty. Title Guar aon
LOT 81. mar Allen Estate: Angelo ursetti 70
Marco Blassic. 1927 De Lavelle az: prior mtcs
800 Jan -; yrs' c; atty. Iine Snar =
NtGGoSl,e So l,e srosdwsy 90, ;ssi r,,o biIae
lots near wiliismsbridge station vincenzo
Graziano TO Louis Gates, i..2o 3D. av; Jan le;
due. SC. as per bond: atty. Title Guar g. = &C;
MoSRoE &x, cor i7sih' st. 4sxo5;. saraS Z
Friend 70 Eliz fenniy At stuyvssanf; % 'a.s ann
PiTMxN 'iv.ss. rs Il W Of pienty a5 gsxio6;
Ios schweirhcfer. 1.71o pitmsn az, 70 Edi.
snn SAVINGS q Loan Assn, 1W y Ihth 81 Jnn
Is: nstals c; atty. Title Mtse Co; "
siMPsoN si. !. 100. =. essio6: sadie Fuchs
e. ano 10 John n stilt. IS Decatur at. Brocklyn,
,&nno !trpsl Jan II: yrs. . c: atvs, Stilt
ST PETERS AZ. ~ el2: jerome 10 Monte 70
samuel Ashley. 147 st Nicholas av; Jan 1e;
due &c, as ner bond; atty Title Guar a Y
rfFfANY Hv' ssS s. .or,oi Il Jacob fSS Freak
stone To- Samuel Kstzep, tt2 W 61st st; Jan IL
. yrs attys. Joseph Fph, ID E.s x.
T6PPiSG W. S. EOS IT 'of i5ith 4. 2sSos;
Iouis Micklin 20 Marearetha Hshnecke. f.sss
Topping av prior mtee $500: Jan !: y yrs.
y y c. atty. Title Guar & T Co. 17o hroad.
uSSdT,EEcLIrr ,iIl.t Ii i5sth i. ~
9ss,Ho S al'S sr,o oserel ns,ss az .v;,s 49, !;
Smith. D. 1876 Hull az; Jan 1h due July rs 1920
4 p c. atty. \ \ Title Mtge Co. 1875 rrogd
uSff6x ~. i.o$s. " = i7.iiyi,o; Mary IippmsD %D
70 Rnbt Lauckhardt. 1 .o3S Union az; prior mtce
- coo: Jan 10; yrs. p c; atty. Title Guar e;
vsIFNTTSE Av. ioos. .. is.esioi.e: Edw avn p
Emanuel to Jullanna Emanuel et al. trus, 16
West fremont sv. Jan is. yrs. 5I5 p q: sttv,
Martin. 507 fremont av............. 200
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COURT CALENDARS
FOR TODAY.

Appellate Division. Supreme Court.--Before
Clarke. +. j.: DcwlinG Smith. Page and Philbin.
JJ. Court opens at . Z. NJ. Nos. 90. 102. 100.
i94. ll5. III. lis. lie. 12l. 122. 1913. ia. 12S.
supreme Court. Appellate Term Recess.
Supreme Court Special Term.-Part 1.-Before
nes MOTION CALENDAR called rt at loio D A "a
A. NJ. Elk parte matters.
Part 3.-Before Pendleton. j. Motions. Pre-.
5e7. e55, $50 75s, 575s Isl, 2oos 5s7. 100. 7sl'
sli. sl2. s1s. s14. SIS SIC. Sit. SIS. SIC. 81.
Ca Causes SEES to be sent from Part to Parts
and 3 for trial.
Parts 8, and s--Not in session
Trial Term.-Part Before Newburger, J.
Short causes. Nos. sos, 5134. 1886. 1883. 44e2.
4l61. i546. 5t51. ioSs, 551o. 1901. 2615. 1855.
Day .l caIcndarHSos. e'Fsf siii. :s,. Pass. 2as7
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE.)
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Leases=Bronx.

MORRIS Av, eI7, south store: Isabella Com.
forti to Antonio Ceriale. 677 Morris ay; 5
yrs from Feb !. 1890; atty. A Ceriale. ,ss11da
SOUTHERN BotiLEvARD. 1000. show window
in cor store: Israel Kaprista to Philip Ros-
ner 9G2 aldus 81: yrs from Oct 1 1919: atty,
G Eichhorr, 800 Broadway (for term, So 700
AV, 1882. apart $. on % floor
premises, yr from Sept !. 1919: atty. Elsie.
saME prons spairt 10. on ith floor same 10
Jennie Scherr. on premises. l VT from Sept 4,
1910: atty. J ScheT, on premises: S252
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Observation-Disclosures.

ST. "a & 20. to two I story
stores: John + Kaiser Go; Inc. 32 Spruce -st
eTH Av. Q cor astb ST. 10 a four story store,
loft. sc: NJ l. Wetgen. Closter. J. owner;
18TH ST. i07 w to q three story factory. &c;
..S;,ni SS;Ghni 7H Beck St. owner: Il PSttss; ct 6G6
2iTH ST i39 W. to Il three story storage &c:
142 West Gath st Corpn. 142 w oath st. owner;
Structural Engineers CorpD architect. .ss 900
27TH Sr. 2S5 w. to five story Offices & store:
BOTH sI. 10 w. to five story factory 4 Store
Ritter. 1888 Broadway. owner: Q II GU.
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DOWNTOWN TRANSACTIONS FEATURE OF THE REALTY MARKET

mont PARK Church to congregationsi Church
bssG9s & r Guar Rss lc o. lfSs sSs &
WILKINS Az d4Sc 5. 3; ;eSloo: Jenphil Realty
ss1 % JAN % g yrs e'sP'Ss s .t sf FIG
Go. i79 Broadway ;S0. 800
oorpn. 1000 Findlay ay; Jan is; yrs. g p q
wilkins AZ. 4es s, 81. .exioo; jeaphi Realty Realty
mtee $4,000: Jan Is; Z yrs. p e: atty,
corpp. ,6So Tindiay av: Jan is: instais. 9 p
ab 81. W 5. 5i.s II of '22sti st. a5Iio5. Wase,
field; Anna n srhseh, i, to Anna Krause. 20 unicn
snfs Gaafrs isst s bfoaaMsy sa aSns yrs g atty.
ID Az s'ise-e7. v 1soxloe: Car, KlgG 20
e RIIr Gase Gase l Co. iss 4s S E 5000
Goscohei ay; J.p 4: yrs, 5is c; atty, ano Az;
OsTH Sort % 81 ssl = Nssaes sSSs asy 81 @
ss sss SS2o" Co. 'd9 Us 81 BrosSmsy s g. aoo
asn ST. sS 5sllo sssse oaissrs ssdiasy g g
ssi$ . ciisse hss y; fssp r. Dsi S
q; i:' prior mtss $1,000; Jan is; 5 yrs. 8. &c; s;
,sab i5lG sf fuqT sfc 10 Sa .S 0sSsaS Hofi g
70 North side Savings Bank. s;230 sd az; Jan
sxaE prop: :sns t. Ias Kaqi SO issd lty 4
sSs Ski ss 3 i nss Asss 81 fssi 5 sss
2o instals. 9 c: attys. Horstmann & koSrm IN
1883 81, 1snSa, sT 81 D. 4os7se14ox7o Feands,
attys. iiorS'nnann n01un'' 'V' SIC. 900
a921 ST g. ss0 S co. sssnnon %'f is6
1sSa q S =! ss,1G1 atty Tfie SssS sSS
Co. 1io Broadway. ..'.''.''sl'eoc
Leases-Manhattan
BowERY St a. samuel Goldsteq q,t to Hstan Esb
S.o Hs, epEsfa s er 10 aa Gs2: atS Sa sdors S
cGTNHoa ITsaUo is ST. asHa y. str part 81 Harry
Hass id NAY s Max l. lsS ssy ss SS H fa e
+ ~. T ssSs is s'5 S.ss sS M
lor i72, " 18TH ST. yrs from Jan Is. 1870; oS :
GhSND ST 81 tTSsd%fy ss sii Mary Smith to Julius
BlymberG. 262 Grand st; 10 yrs from Nay al y
LfiSXsISci6N iSsES W Av rSnewss iss4 upper floors Hmm
weithom TO Louis Sayaree, z; ;lSS I'd ay; !, yrs
from Jan 16. 1a2o Alex Cobiin. 3o2 BfSSaa, fSSan
ST. NIGHoi1s ,Av, i,$ai. r VIZ i;6tb, stt. SS;
fi%s YRS Ass i as aty Isds5s 81 SS
9fsi sss heS ht9a Jesephsop 90 a as Broadway $4,000
oTH Az 1884, s3th 81. o.7 z; str ; A. sub ci,, 3 on
hoe, Ny. 4 Alfred NJ Schneider. 645 West End
sy ygs from Oct l. 1917 ss,tys M ATosssn tn ss ooo q
5TH XV. S2iA. small str. & b; Plaza Leaseholdss,
Inc 70 Chang y;,,a Embroideryy yo
China; 1912 yrs from Dec l. 1919; atty, p ~ "
7rH nWSnS AV sec g Block 500 booth now oce1pied
BY. tenants. with an added rs @ ins; Martin
is2ol atty. David Palm. 1l5 w 27th rst: :sa %,
26Ili ST. 136 l., str X part g; A Heymsfeld
to Nathan Raff-Gotham Const Co: 900 11sth
st: 5 yrs q 20 days from Dec 10. 1919; atty,
osrH ST, 131-133 W. str. IL & b.: VALENTINO
Gehringer TO VIM Gfossman. AZ 21st st. b OF
Knott, Sc Pine st.. ....... .....:..:;. 50, 500
3s'rH ST 2o2 Y; all; John G .Weigold % signal
Contracting CO.. 10 yrs from May ], 1920; atty.
Henry Frank, 81 Nassau ST.. 81 200
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AMSTERDAM Av, n W cor 1851 st.. TO- Iixioc:
Jan ~; College Holding Go to Klasto Finan" :
sJ9oo 20 s,, s'ts or, St; " pss Sroadwsy SS,oa y
B. ByrRow ST. is. :. 25xsi: Jan ii: Conrad
Jon !. 1925. D &: atty. Hy Albers "a ercnd; cy,5
sRooME sf. s25. = asx7s: jan 90; bertha
nuneer to Samuel Lefschut,. 22o Y I'm noyt ~
due Oct IS. 1922. 9 g prior mtge szevoWmns; ~;
Bro ofpwSY " AYES az @ srVaocs SIS Il of sstN 81
~ liEsos ieG-s Vic ~ 2p p,rscns ssoo ss bSiS
-. 10 yrs. q n e: prior mt9e s2e.ooVi ~ 49, ,
Enyarts g 5 g. z, 60 wall st ,,.;.si. AZ si17o'
Scids Lunch 90 to silver Lunch Go. 90 "
.sd ~, diie Int ~ per notes. attf. syouM
Plateau, 0l Chambers st....s.,s.s'''''s'"'
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New BuiIdings-Bronx.

NEWTON Ay G g. 15c IT Of Mosholu Nv, ~,
story frame dwelling. 22x 80: William 4 Ken
nedy. 5;G54 Newton ay. owner & architect 81 ooo
story brick shop 4 storage 32.2x5o; No sol
East 141st st. Holding Corpn, $50 L 151st st,
owners: John ii SUMMERS, 500 15lst Sc. arch.
ftect 81 Otp
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Satisfied Liens-Manhattan.
Satisfied Liens-Bronx.

18TH ST. 1s r.: Sam Goldblum VS. BENJAMIN
Wahl ct al: Jnp IL. 1920 tcancelledl ..... .sSi.
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Lis Pendens--Manhattan.
Lis Pendens--Bronx.

BLONDEIL Ay, cor Eastchester road. b5.ss
road. 5oY1oo2; Hortense Carroll rs Joseph Car
14sTH ST. 433-435 u: Minnie Samuels IS Arkss
Garage Corpn et al; action to restrain: atty.
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e paTid Cohen. p -niHYl iistS q 4 Il AperqTi,s
I7,Ss Braa aaV,h st' a S; Jan IL atty' Sioo
ntnH 81; s. ", !. 47A.il II y Of 5th AZ !,
I'D 81 rs sau ESSly Ss s f9 i aty % te
%: ; le;2 q. @ sw Ss. 1S 8Os, a s 100 lS 5S
Manhattan. ay, TO Benjamin Markoyts. l4e l.
90 crdo'n 37s 81 Rd Jan la mtge $4,000: atty sIoo
esq ~ yessp eas t 49, ts & S5 "a Bel @
Chambers IS isp To- stt ss9 sSgsirs
sis gssr A. 7 Co i7e Broadwsy ,io ii 81 lS,,ce ScS
@ise isefsS,s 81 Soi IS 5sn h5 pTGypSI' ary
I'D ~ ssFig'$Saf sF 81 100 Il Of AZ 2ssloo
,.nSr 1nSd s.; Jan i5: atty Leo seha'rassai so "a
sap sT 81 b. 'eree9s"fs' s. e f Of ,th ay aox5ai
Ian. iS5 " iosd .t i? Nos s's sG Iais; atty. Harry
, M5essr sr tSth 81 @tse sioo9 ~ az s; *iyo
< Beni %sndocwitss. s Z ias iS fea s bronx: Jan
SIN III s spsWsyman ia2 BESsaTey Sa yfi1sbepS Ia e
Realty Co 70 Berry 4 Ross. SO " ts,th 81
sntgses @tges $4,000; Jan 10; atty. t o s T Go. 15s
ssTH SlsS 81 R.,,x il e ESgsdway
iSi atty; 7 & % &T oT Co. 176 Broadway mge si5t, sao
isIn St S,t re w xssiSe ts & adm d ss 81 Py III
Cannon TO Richard e & Harriet Cooper. ls7 "
a saStn st; Jay "a atty T 6 4 Co. 17e Broad q,
i4STS q 4. 81: 5is3$ VS. 5. 100. 44eoiii Rudolph
~; isgg iTsige p: $1,000: Jan 10; atty 4 %s,S N
i4sTE ST: $50 v, 5. !iSi.s;yao.ii Elsie p Smith
e; mtge $4,000; Jan u; atty Il & NJ 90,
loo broadway ............,........., 500
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New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WILCOX AV w q. 200 1T OF Barkley av s4.bx
1OO.s; William q Beyenberg VS. Ferdinand Irda
ct all Jan 10. 1919. Observation-Disclosures 1887 40
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rage, t5ix10O; Marcus 4 Godsteip. Inc. 115
u 96th St. owners: J NJ Felson. .archi.
teCt .. .. :. .OOU
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Pauline Brandeis. on premises: yr from Sept
1918; atty. P Brandeis. on premises. !, .Se5s
premises / VI. from Sept /. 1919: atty. Wnl
stME S1s pGop Go apart 2 same to Frank weinSsE
en premises. yr from Sept l. 1910: atty,
SANE prop apart TO- on 4th floor same 10 Gcidi.
Zimmerman. premises: yr from Sept l. 1915
s,y Io 5T sse on erf:es e. sasc
on y premises st yr from sept l. 1918; atty Eel
wfpPn6ek fsnPipSe n A% sis store Block ( sacks tS y
Gletzer io2 Union az ;, y ano; ,G yrs , tsom
sp Av. 5.si@ r store sarah sia tskiq to AntSpllo
atty. Esposito s.s12 Sd ..,..-..... $50
Mechanics Liens--Manhattan.
Av B. is1: Andrew Brose VS. David zebrQwitz.
stTM sT Sgs "; Ianican Bros. Inc. vs. Martin
Downey. owner: Peter McInnis contractor.
$7TH ST. 54s W. Lanigan Bros. Inc VS. Albert
Robe. owner: Eugene Ludin Peter a Mcln-
ssTi sT. 5 y: stephenls Iiorvaih vs. FraSsiiH
sfH Afn ST. & Synsr As@sso Co vs. Amelia sn
heimer. owner ,renewaD. D.-...'...........ss .sse
Lis Observation-Disclosures
Av A, g. 512 II OF seth st, 17x73e Philip
Beroizheimer (ss Chamberlain of city Of y y,
VS. Fanny Grossmsn ct al foreclosure OF mtge'
2ersH ssrr. s5s Sl 4 $50 e; s2s 2sth st Realty
Go. Inc. vs. German Kahn Ct al Specific per.
formance); attys. Boehm Piante.
Lis Pendens-Bronx.
BLoNpEhL 56 p r,d.a Az cor Easteaesteyr road sSss
rond. 5Ox1OO.2; Hortcnse Carroll VS. Joseph Car
roll ct al. partition suit: atty. II Iubetkln.
14sTH ST. 433435 j.: Minnie Samuels VS. Arksg
Garage Corpn &C al; action to restrain: atty,
Mayer.
Satisfied Liens-Manhattan.
18TH ST. 1s r.: Sam Goldblum VS. BENJAMIN
Satisfied Liens-Bronx.
WILCOX AV. o. 200 IT OF Barkley av, S4.bx
zoos: William Beyenberg vs. Ferdinand Irda
New Building-Manhatta
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BRYAN 4. KENNEDY

Real Estate Broker Appraiser A. Auctipneer
f5a broadway. rclephons tS<s p~stiandt.
The New York herald., 1920-01-21

Norman Denzer sold for Lester F
Rocgenstein to Deutsch 8, Wiener thu
rive story apartment, DXI5z12S. at ee
FOX St
q Clarence Davies sold for Frank j
FOSTER and others PSI Alexander av. .
three story dwelling. 16Tx70
Daniel n Jackson bought through James
BOYD from Anna II. Ahrene and innnaedi
ately resold through Barteil e. Waxmar
10 the Crsusman Realty Company the five
story apartment, 75x1s0x irregular, at 1.s0;
southern Boulevard. The house contains
four stores and twenty-seven suites, rent
ing for about $1,000.
A. O. Bechmann sold 10 a Mr.. willen-
brock five story apartment. 39xl0o, al
! ire East 1s5th st.
J. stahl bought from q Mrs. Gereuf
through a O Bechmann the five stor,
apartment, f0xlo0. at 1,00l Faile st.. south
vest corner ,Aldus st.
Samuel cowen sold ists Piimpton sva
dwelling.
Bronx Land Mortgage and Real Estst'
Company sold for Nellie Schmedlng th'
three family house az 4,i20 Park ay.i als'
The New York herald., 1920-01-21

10TH ST. s. 22g II " OF Park av. 11xlOo4
q M Jan 10: yincen1o De Luca to Ellen c
MeManus s31 Ocean az BrecSyn: az dge ,ssoda g. iSt
The Washington times., 1920-05-02
Little secrets on which good looks depend


90 many, many women could be twice as
- attractive if they only knew how! Just q
bit more understanding Of the definite
things that should be done to bring about GER
tain specific results makes all the difference
between looking dull and looking exquisite
How to protect your skin from wind, sun and dust
Spring weather has some of the bad effects of
both winter and summer on the skim The dries it,
The wind robs it Of ts natural Dill The dust flies into
the pores ana coarSens them Them the next day your
complexion is horid, coarse-altogether unlovely!
Every motor trip, every "hike" you take, protect
your skin from this punishment Before going out rub
little Ponds Vanishing Cream into your face neck and
hands At once i disappears Your skin drinks in the
in wretched shine for It is greaseless Now the wind
and sun cannot have such coarsening effect your
skim the dust cannot work into the pores Do this every
time you go out Your skin will stay smooth lovely all
lk,Ynyn
The Washington times., 1920-05-02

When your skin grows dull and loses its
clear pink and white, it is usually an an
no,lncement that 1t needs deep cleansing.
For cleansing your skin needs, not a
vanishing cream, but cream with an oil base.
Before going to bed or whenever your face has
been especially exposed to dust, rub some
Ponds Cold Cream into the pores of your skin
and wipe it off with soft cloth. 1t is amaz-
ing how much dirt comes out. You will get a
new idea of how important this cold. cream
cleansing is. The formula for Ponds Cold
Cream was especially worked out to supply
just the amount of oil required to give it the
highest possible cleansing power. If your
skin is too dry, leave little of the Cold Cream
on overnight. By morning the pores win have
absorbed it all.
The Washington times., 1920-05-02
How to keep the face unlined

Every farsighted woman starts to ward
off wrinkles long before her friends begin to
notice them.
Once week massage your face and neck
with Ponds Cold Cream. Work from the
center of the face outwaras and upwards.
When the face is covered with Ponds Cold
Cream, gentle slapping in an upward direc-
tion helps to keep the SIX nrosy and firm.
Ponds Cold Cream has the exact smoothness
and body required to make 1t work we'll into
the skin. Always work from the center of the
face outwards and upwards
The Washington times., 1920-05-02
How to freshen the complexion and
make the powder stay on

There are times when you would give all
you own to look your very best Whenever
you like, it can be done Before you powder,
take little bit of Pond s Vanishing Cream on
your finger tips; smooth it lightly over your
face. AT once the cool, fragrant cream dis
appears. You can feel the tenseness around
your eyes and mouth relax Your skin is
smoother, fresher. Now powder your face as
usual. The poWder wiU stag on tWo or three
t'0'es as long. Do this always before powder
ing. 1t makes the powder look natural. It
gives your skin new transparent loveliness,
an exquisite softness that makes you look
your very best. And it will never embarrass
you by coming out in wretched shinel
The Washington times., 1920-05-02

Why your skin needs two creams
One without any oil, for daytime and evening needs
Ponds Vanishing Cream 1t will not reappear in
shine.
One rith an> oil base, for cleansing and massage
Ponds Cold Cream 1t has just the amount Of oil that
the skin needs. .l3@
Neither of these creams will encourage the growth of
hair on the face.
Get jar or tube of each today at any drug
department store You will realize for the first time
how lovely your skin can be.
The Washington times., 1920-05-02

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-18
VIII order Appeal.

Lincoln. Neb.. 17.-Attorney
General Davis announced yesterday
that he will order an appeal taken
from the decision of Federal Judge
Woodrough in ordering Alison B.
Cole, under death sentence, back to
Howard county for new trial.
The attorney general said the jur-
isdiction of the federal court in a
state criminal case is open to ques-
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-18
r0R SALE

IS, room frame bungalow. mod
ern, extra well built. full basement,
\ Blassed sleeping porch, built-in features.
garage, trees shrubbery flowers, lot
6shx142, South Broadway; a real bar
gain.
room, two-story, pebble
dash modern, extra large sleeping
porch. good location. West Silver ave.
nue.. f' '~s'
s3.500--F1ve-room frame, modern, high
lands, close ia.
Other residence and business properties
in all parts Of thu city.
,-- A. FTEISCHER,
Zeal Estate, Insurance, Loans.
Phsas s74. Ill South Fourth Street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-18

Male or Female. -.
WANTED-Retouche for our new
4 STUDIO Hanna a Harna. Incorporated.
WANfED-At once; experienced cock
8 Apply In person, Y. w. C. A. Cafeteria.
i24 North Second Call mornings
FOR REN1-Ofice Rooms
es~<~~<.~sN~s~e-~-ss
FOR RENT--offics rocmsy Apply at
: fsnpesfH4- -rpnsni 'Nter pattims IN eat f.
FOR RENT--Office rooms. above Mat
sons Book Store. 21o West Central,
]. korber Auto Department.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-18
PERSONAL.

TRAINED nurse VI take two NH.
friends IN hef Own home for SIS a
week pieee;tray service. Phone 2l29-w.
oE add<ess Box 3is. city,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-18
FOR RENT-DweIiinxs

tUR RENT--Two-room cottage, FUR
nished with glassed in sleeping porch.
S22 South Walter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-18

-Quinineswas used by. NE Indians
for its medicinal qualities long be-
tore the arrival Of white men.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-18
FOR SALE or TRADE

With consider n;g aH,is small payment
on six-roofn bungalow: has hard wood
floors. hnilt-in features, rents for $685.
Phone 2laa-ks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-05

FOR when a woman
4 can buy Low Shoes
that sold regularly at
S5.75. SIS, $3.50, $40
and S12-for only $3.95
pair-it's tt m e for
prompt action.
Especially when these
are regular "HAHN"
Shoes OF superior quail
ity, workmanship and
tone.
Our stores have been
as busy as at the height
of the season all week
and as we are closed all
d lay Saturdays y OH
ladies don't want to miss
getting here tomorrow.
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TOMORROW.
ALIEN PROPERTY SUIT.
Return of Funds and Material
Taken in War Sought.

Francis P. Caravan. alien property
custodian. and John Burke. Treasurer
Of the United States. are named as de-
PENDANTS in two suits filed in the Dis
trict Supreme Court for the return of
funds and property taken over during
the war with Germany. Ernest Israel
of Manila. p. L.. and Fritz Lust of New
York city are the petitioners and the
total sought to be recovered is about
ISL 900
Israel claims he had Is per cent
interest in the Manila Drug Com
pany, the business of which was sold
out by the alien property custodia an.
He values his interest at $4,000 and
wishes to recover that amount from
the proceeds of the sale.
Lust says his father transferred to
him cash and stocks just prior to the
entry of America in the world war
and that the alien property Gus
todian took possession of them. He
asks the court to require their re-
turn
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Willie playing in the alley I'm rear
of 134e street northeast yesterday
afternoon James Lowry, nine years
old, 1886 II street northeast, was bit
ten on his right arm by a dog. HIS
wound was dressed at Casualty Hos
pital.
East Washington fire companies re-
sponded to an alarm sounded from
box 90 about $40 o'clock yesterday
afternoon and extingus',ed fire in
the garage of Rober. BADLY, 900 18th
street southeast, Baddy's automobile
was damaged to the amount of SO.
W. Wallace Johnston, formerly of
this city. was recently appointed TO
fill the position of commercial agent
of the Atlantic Coast Line railroad.
with headquarters In Atlanta. Ga,
Miss Vfrxfe Goodwin of North Caro-
lima, student at the College of Art
and Music of New York. will sing to-
morrow night at 7:30 o'clock at the
meeting of the Business Women's
Council at the Church OF the Cove
nant
Serxt. Jasper Post. No. II, American
Legion. will meet August II on the
third floor of the posts new head
quarters, 1101 E street. Formation OF
a separate National Guard unit VIII
be discussed and number OF rifle
teams will be organized.
Forest Lodge. No. Al. Independent
Order of odd Fellows, of ForestVille,
Md, with odd Fellows of this city
and Baltimore as their guests OF
honor, are holding an annual eXcur-
sion to Chesapeake Beach today.
Red Triangle Outing Club will give
a boat trip up the canal to Great
Falls Saturday afternoon, leaving
Aqueduct bridge at 2:30 o'clock. re-
turning about 1880. Bring lunch.
The Success Club of the Church of
Life and Joy will meet tomorrow
night at S o'clock at 1914 n street.
Visitors invited.
Activities ut Trinity Community
Hause Sd and c streets. for today in
clude story hour at $50 and a dance
at $50 O'Clock. The Girl Scouts Will
meet tomorrow evening at $50 O'Clock.
and a lawn party followed by dance
will be given by the Boy and Girl
Scouts Wednesday from to IL pm.
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Summer Months

Tuly's month that makes me
sad. while on my errands trot-
ting; the air is hot, the flies are
bad, and I'm kept busy swatting.
Though August fills our souls
with grief. we yet may all re
member a few short weeks will
bring relief-the next month is
September. But III July no
kindly thought of that sort
soothes the spirit; for August
will be twice as hot, and so we
dread and fear il, And as we
drink Our bitter cup, and chase
the bugs that bit us, we say to
friends. Cheer upl Cheer upl
The worst is yet to hit us!" By
day I plod with weary tread
along the streets a-blazing. and
slcepless spend the night in bed.
all kinds of thunder raising. And
when | rise at 6 o'clock I feel
like those poor critters who've
lived for weeks on private stock,
or home brewed brands of bit
tiers. l drool and gibber as I
slide to get a bromo settler; in
winter Hope walks by my side,
but summer comes and melts
her. The heats so hot it cooks
the trees and all the fruit is rot
ting. and l get on my hands and
knees to do my daily swatting.
1t is no use to look ahead to
autunn's frosts that dazzle; be-
fore they come We'll all be dead,
and roasted to a FRAGILE.
WALT MASON.