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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16

PAW-PA
TONIC
A GREAT
BODY BUILDER

II yon are toverwoTked, weak. run
down. have no appetite. feel old"
blood is thin. heart weak, can't sleep;
if your liver IS out Of order. if you ere
oppressed and feel the need Of new
life, try Munyon's Paw-Paw Tonic.
], is the great home remedy. and testi-
monjaIs received show that Paw-Paw
Tonic corTectS most forms OF indiges-
tion. liver and stomach troubles. Every
person who is distressed from the food
they eat. everyone whose food sourS,
or who suffers from belching. dizziness
or sick headaches. should try Munyon's
Psw-Paw Tonic. II is wonderful re-
srorative. II tones the nerves, stimu-
Ia es digestion and restores healthy
normal action iotthe body.
Most people need a tonic at some
time or other 10 restore the vim lost in
the daily grind. Paw-Paw Tonic is the
ideal tonic for The Mother and for the
teller II is harmless S:imulant whose
use promotes health and stops the crav-
ing OF The weakened body for dangerous
and Notwithstanding agents.
ASK for Munyon's Paw-Paw Tonic
and be sure that it is the genuine Paw
Paw Tonic prepared by the Mnnyou
homeopathic Home Remedy Company,
Philadelphia and Scranton. Pa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16

coming into the street IN large num-
bars &c care for the wounded, and pri-
vate automobiles were Communicated
by he police ard by soldiers from
Governors Island to carry the wound
ed to hospitals.
Father Henry. Of State street. adj.
miniStered last rites to six Of the dy-
ing 1T the Broad Street Hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16

l. oyd George will get to realize the
Danger of pa!ter;ns with this Boil
shevist peril and, ccasing his efforts
at prohibition, VIII resort to the
vigorous measures which the emer-
gency demands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16

number of injured at 200. A call has
been made for assistance from other
hospitals and Wall street is now the
scene Of rushing automobile ambu-
lanccs.
Volunteer doctors and nurses began
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16

".5 Minutes Frnm Broadway" AT the
Ri:hmcnd Friday & Saturday. !22-3c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16

"i5 Minutes From BrCadwa a' lao
Richmcnd Friday & Satur 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16

Moore, $500; Robert Chapel NJ. E.
Church Choir. $3.50.
L. GRIFFIN BROOKS, Pres.
r. y. LYLES. Fin. Sec'y.
Snowden School Alumni Assn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-16

"45 Minutes From Broadway" at the
Richmond Friday K Saturday. 222-3c
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. Feb 3--Arrived: strs
Hoveric (Br), Liverpool; Arkansas Oan>.
N~ usroas
Cleared: schr Adamac G.aD, Genoa. o.
sailed: Strs Lake Traverse, Port Tampa:
silverbrook, Tuxpam; Banan (Nor), Pres
ton.
, BOSTON Bosas Feb s-Arriyed: Str Edward
gloucester Norfolk and Baltimore; Sewalls
point, Norfolk; Lake Greenw wood, Norfolk:
Matter d Noyes Newport News; Lake
CHARLESTON. Feb S-Arrived: strs
AIgsnib 4 sDuq. from Rotterdam; Kamesit' IT,
Lake Grampan. Cuba for Philadeipha;
Bayamo. Cuba for Philadelphia; Shenan
anaan doah' from Port Arthur. Sailed: strs
New Orleans; Texas, for Jacksonville; west
Hrral 7. :. for 2I,,Ja ,JJaacksonyille. '''
ndse HsvTe M eS ca NsM strs Glen
Maru (Jap) New York and New o orleansi Huen
Eo F. d AsGhe. New York. Sailed strs
Tampico;, Ell Da, New York; Lake Fabius
MobACKiSoNViLLE, obanii, M Feb s-Arrived strs
SIAN baltimore via Savannah: Lake Fart-
bault Boston via Charleston; Wishkah
ChinmimnIa 5shunSm1ck West Erral Chareston schr
burg. Copenhagen via Savannah: LAKE,
Glasco. Chile: Gulf Coast towing barge barre
Monongahea, Port Arthur
lNor), Belize; Salem (swed9' vsiencta san%oen
Spain; So cilftwood, Norfolk; Lake Freeland,,
Sailed Str Lake Felden, Porto Rico schrs
Simpson Porto Rico; Annie Laura Ms
henney, Porto Rico.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb 3-Cleared: Str.
Anhlson 6uenos Ayres and Rasario; Asian
tbr), Liverpool Broadmayne (Br} Bor.
HsauS; H,a Gr, France Cartago. bocas del Toro
W., W. or's9oo oaI; Lake zaliski. Cuban ports;
NORFOLK. Feb 2---Arrived: strs Water
f9m panesy Apolo sSp Rboa Lake
GtaD. Trieste Coverun. Antilla, Henry T
scott. Santiago; Livingston (Br), Glasgow:
Edward Pierce. Gibraltar for orders; Ell
Nc; schr Jacksonville. st Georges - ''A''o'
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 3--Arrived: Strs
NhDs NhsrDania a., (BD; London; Manchester Mer-
lNor(. Port Antonio; Essex. Boston Clock
son. New York; motorship, Bayonne, New
DELAWARE BREAKwATER. Del, Feb
SM,Shalad o. e,Fhi!. 4 strs Point Bonita. from Phiia-
Gelpnsa FnIt for Baltimore. Anchored off: strs
Fort Scott. from Fayal for phila ! elphia pi.a
Anchored at Brandywine: Str Lake Gram
Plan. ptsi1, Matanzas. via Jacksonville for
REEDY ISLAND Del. Feb s-passed
down tro, from Philadeiphia strs waukesan, cyan
MARCUS oe HooR' s.'aPs, Pa. TGqston. FeS anpasssd
a2wn aaS1 from phaaelphiA strs Hardanser
MnHs' fSHa"s Nof SfS' New 1naien Yepk Newport
PORT EADS, Feb 3-Arrived S.rs
Trranenest, Matanzas; o T Waring. Tampa
itruslllo' fela; schooners Lydia Fl Roper
Moplie; Maid or ianada (Br). Rarhadn.
va Mobile Sailed: S.rs Johan Laws
NNowlhckeI NortnI (Nor), Progreso Josiah Macy
DunSi,, ,loin, Lucetlum (Br). Tampa Nipmuc
New York; West Alcoz, Galveston. '0oo"''
D ,p'sl; CORTLAND. Me. Feb s-Arrived strs
Norfolk; Snug Harbor. Norfolk. sat,eS .
str Iurooman tBr). Avonmouth
toKT TAMPA. Fla. Feb 3-Arriyed: Str
1"N' i'ein'ocK' Philadelphia. Sailed: Strs
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Navy Orders
NeW York Tribune
KdshinQt0n BMrsnu

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3-Navy orders is
sued to-day by the Bureau of Navigation
follow
Donohue. Ems. c. M. to command submarine
chaser 251
Preston, when commissioned.
Eklund. Condr F. NJ. to command u. S. S.
Edsall. when commissioned.
Hos letter. Pharm. W., to naval dispensary.
Hampton Roads, Va.
Kirk. Mach. j. L., to u. S. S. California,
when commissioned.
Mckay. 1t. W. E.. to u s. s. Edsall, when
commissioned.
Quynn. 1t. A. G.. to U. S. s. Tennessee,
when commissioned.
Rosendahl, 1t c. E., to U. S. S. Brooklyn.
Sharp. 1t. E. A. (medical officer), to ex-
=, humation unit, France.
steger. Ems. E. D. Supply corps). to ex-
~, humation unit France.
Wilder. 1t. q. G. R. NJ, to U. s. s. Borie.
Wilson, Gun. E. F.. to U. S. S. California.
>, when commissioned.
zehner.. 1t. E. A., to navy yard. Puget
-, Sound. Wash.
Channon, 1t. o. j., to u. S. S. Gufport.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
TAANsPACIFIC MAILS

me competing malls close ct tho Genera,
t;os'olIice t;on and City Hall postoffioe sta
articles for closes falling on Sunday must vt
be mailed not later than IL D. m. SAT-
mrday mighty. as follows: - ' 0~'-
>. Tahiti. Marqueaas, Cook 1s,,nds NJ
1ealand and specially addressed mail for
nAusstralia via San Francisco. steamship
Tofua. February l. -'"'p
,,a Japan and Corea, Via Seattle. steamship
M9Tleo x leo NARY February s. ,
hawai Fit Islands, New Zealand md
SSprclaiy addressed mall for Australia Via
NTa, NNaTncouVer and Victoria, b. c.. steamship
haWall, samoan Islands Australia and
,pccally addressed mail for NJ Zaa,a,s H,u
"a, wa San ! rnoisco, steamship venture
,Iorea. China. Siam, Siberia Cochin
Ehina' ..' Netherlands East Indies and PHI.
1,ppp!ne Islands. via Vancouver and Victoria
Is, - steamship Empress of Asia. Feb
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Army Orders
Nerc York Tribune
lFC.9biuoto,, P,,r.z

NerU YorIc Tribune
Washington Burecu
WAoHlNG TON. Feb. 3.-The War De-
partment to-day made public the following
army orders. 'h
Miscellaneous
OoXe, Col A. b., gen. staff, to Fort Sam
Houston. ~
solomon. Col. G. R.. U. S. A., discharge
Hodges, Lit. Col. c. B, insp. gen.. to Chi.
caRo ' " Siii-
Heed Mai S. D.. ord, to Camp Dix
Ferris, Capt. F O., U. S A.. retired, to
Collins; Capt, H. P. den. C., to Erie Prov
~ ing Grounds. Port Clinton. Ohio.
McMullen, Capt. j. T., cav to Camn p;ke
Eue lst 1t. A. B. c. a. appt made per
MsDanie s ID 1t. Y. c.. air svc.. to Fort
AXton; Chaplain J. T., U. s. A.. to New
Field Artillery
Waters, Capt A. c.. to Camp Pike.
Stewart. Capt. F. W., to Philadelphia.
Medical Corps
Jabons: Maj. B., discharge revoked.
plark, p, MAJ r. p. to New York
oeMven Mm1 Mag. c. L., to Hosp. 10, Oteen,
Banks, Stst.n MAJ Ij1 G L. to Hosp. Al, Fox Hills,
PETERS, lst 1t. j. r., Kelley Hosp, Balti-
Startz, 1st 1t. l. S.. discharge revoked
Quartermaster Corps
Hopkins. Maj. D. F., to PHILADELPHIA,
Hallauer. Capt. H, to Raritan Arsenal
Demar. I'd 1t. G. p, appt. recalled
Signal Corps
.Inbpsnn brown, 01pt apt f.; w. to Camp Alfred Vail
oo'oo''' Capl' " T., discharge revoked
Engineers
Kelley. Col. w, to Jacksonville.
Bell. Col j. F., to New Orleans
browne, It. Col B. B.. to Camp Grant.
Greenough. Maj. c.. to u S. mil. attacbe
Paris. ~ ''"e"e'
Wyaldron,; Maj A: E. to Camp Baker.
Devlne. Capt. j. H.. to Camp TAYLOR.
damon, Capt. S. L., to Fort Riley.
Infantry
Mo2rrissey. 1t Col. w. j., to Camp
Humphreys oi'p
p I1lowng bn Vi s, majs. promoted to liet cols:
wrI,no'v rrIn,i,ow'ng e e. sapts. promoted to msjs.
Goodae W. NJ Baker. l., r
Andrews C. f. BRIGGS 4
7 sn,y. eSvy, .. M; Shuman. J. B.
lnompson, 10 1ps, Capt H. w.. to Hosp. 6. Fort
Hhatfee; Hnna;n:+oa Cart &c. c: L.; app. permanent.
5arr,nstont Hawa Gen. Capt; G.. to Camp Devens.
Durfee, Capt. L. V. H. to Fort Crook.
Riley. Capt. l.. M, to Fort Mcintosh.
Ryan. 1st 1t. c., E.. to Fort Crook.
Nichols. lst 1t. j. A., to Fort Jay.
Wilbur, LIST 1t. H. s., to Fort Crook.
Sullivan, 1st 1t. w. M. E.. to dir w. p.
Div. Washington.
Anheer, I'd 1t. j. A., to gen. hosp, Fort
Bayard
designations Accepted
Stearns. 1t. Col. c. P. cav
Nance, Capt. c. H.. F. A.
Honorabiv Disch.rce1
Solomon. Col. G. R.. u S. A.
McGovern, 1t. Col. F. E. j. a. gen. dent
Jablons. Maj B. med. corps.
Mckinney, Maj. j. S., q. m. c.
Heed. Maj. S. D.. ord
Gunther. Capt. H. G., san. c.
Wilkins. Capt J. j., q. m c.
Thompson. Capt. P. G.. j. a. gen. dept
Graves. Capt S. H., ord.
1,!, Sable list 1t. c. F., j. a. gen. dept
Tim. lst 1t. J. A. med. corps.
Wood. LIST 1t. w. A. jr. eng.
Drake. I'd Lit. T. E., q. m. c.
Mcdaniel. I'd 1t. Y. c., air svc.
Wilson, I'd 1t. A. E., air svc
Hamilton. I'd 1t. l.. NJ, cav
Guilshan, I'd 1t. j. H., air svc
Lloyd, I'd 1t. S., jr., F. A.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Shipping News

Goodspeed. Baltimore; Lake Pleasant.
Warmers; Mascottc Havana via Key West
SAN FRANCISCO Feb 3-Departod: Strs
Nanoa. Honolulu; Tecumseh, Vancouver.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Feb 3-Arrlved: Strs
Thcmisto (Dutch), Boca Grande, Gales-
burg. Jacksonville city of Atlanta. Nav
York. Sailed: Strs Western Spirit Ber
gen; Lake Pepin. Antilla schrs island
ChArleston CITY Of st Iouis. Now York
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
HELP WANTED FEMALE
GIRLS AS CLERKS.

Girls, age II and over, wanted
as clerks. Permanent positions.
Large financial institution.
Hours 8 to ALSO. Saturday half
holiday. Luncheon served free.
Opportunity to study typewrit-
ing, stenography and dicta-
phone without expense. Salary
to start SIP. Call after 9 A..
NJ, room 5000 Metropolitan
Life Building. 4th Avenue &
23rd Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York


Departures for New York
Huenos Ayrcs-S s. ClanmiIlan se,,,ku
Barry-s S. Altat Maru
1.ondon-s; s strathnlsn. val.cis
Calcutta--S. $. Clan Monroe
Cherbourg-S. S. Adriatic
Manila-S. s. Ida.
Shields-S. s. Severance
Fayal--S. S. Glentire.
Havre--S. s. Rochambeau
pI,lymouth-s. s. Mleuw Amsterdam. =
Calais-S g. Querily.
Genoa--s 8; Aswidale.
1Iamburg-S s. Mongolia
Antwerp-s s. Roman Prince
Montevideo-S. S. ST. Bede
Manchester-S s; Tartar Prince
Marseillcs-S. S. Lake Frio.
Blbao-s. s. Antilla
Southampton--S. s. ImperoyaI
Palmas--S. s. Polar Star
Panama Canal, Cristobal-S 8. shcrman
NOckum. ~" ~
IIalifax-s. S. James Williams.
Arrivals from New York
Port Said--S. S. Rott
Port Natnl-S. g. City of Delhi.
Sartos-S. s. Aidan. Usage.
Liverpool-S. s. Kaiscrin Augusta Vic.
London--s. 8. volumina.
Tyne-S. S. Wilidomina.
Madras-S. 8. kansas
Bahia Blanca s. North Pole
Hong Kong-S. S. Manchester Castle.
Arlca-S. $. Chantior, Tulsa
Tnlcanuano-S S Morristown
Glbraltar-S. S. Oristano San Giovanni
Grelben. 1
Port Arthur--S. s. Gulfmain.
Genoa-S s. Eurana. Verdi, Tidewater
Toarmna. Wuth, Medina.
%1oiihhennurg-S s. St Augustine.
Cal2i is-S. 9. Paul Paix
PerNambuco-S. S. Nantahala.
Bordeaux-S. s. East Side.
Montevideo--S 8. Hydaspes
Nalparhiso-S S Ebro
st: MichaeIs-s. s. Cretic, Tyne.
Huelva- S. Luxpaile
Havre-S. s. La Lorraine. Mount ch.u.o
Prince vi Tug uese
Halifax-S. s. Rosalind
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
In the Auction Market

by SaIhueI ALaTN
ST, 15l and l5s y 5. Is Rivips.
ton 81, 4i.6XSS.4. 6-sJory tenement ana
stores, Central Savings Blk agt Norris
kaplan ct al, due S35.lI0.73. taxes etc
s2,ZS465; TO the plaintiff for. .sss 0oo
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04

AN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Or
q, nphnsrab.e John =. Cohalan. q Surrogaes
hereby given to ali persons having claisas
sa.ns Clara J. Gordon late Of ~
nthoun.y ~. OF New York. deceased. to prsseas
subscriber. at place of transactins business
cs NJ s OF Taylor. jackson. Brophy 4 Nsea
w., So fine Street. in the City Of Nev
venber next ~ Ne' -
Datsd. New York. the alst day Of ks&I
TIE E EQUITABLE TRUST co. or
S~w 1Ohk. ExecutGs I
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04

In PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
don. John P. Cchalan. IA Surrogate o.
tne county OF New York, notice is hereby
gwen E,s TO an persons having claims againH
Watser H!yn. also known Eieazer baf'
esaseo 70 present the same. with vouchefs
t. tnersoI. 10 the subscriber at her place o o
~ 91sansactlng business. at the ofiice o.
Rounds. Hatch, Dillingham; q Debevoies.
NO. o1 CEDAR Street. Borough OF Manhat'
ian ian: IN the City Of New York. on or b.
lated. New York. November 4 1919.
,o, JESSIE BRUSH. Execvtrtx-
AOSNDS, HATCH. DlIsLINGHAM
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
SURROGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
rogate of the County of New York, dated
October 16, 1919. NOTICE is hereby given
70 all persons having claims against
liENRY c. LAW WRENCE. late of tbs
County OF Now York. deceased to present
the same with vouchers thereof TO thu
subscribers. at their place of transacting
business. at the office OF WALTON, BAN
MISTER HUBBARD. their attorneys
No 20 Nassau Street. In the City Of New
YORK on or before the 30th day OF April
next
Dated. New York. the soth day of Ocss-
ber 1919.
LUCY L. HUTCHINSON.
GLADYS /. IICBBARD
WALTON. CANISTER & HUBBARp.
Attorneys for Executives. 20 Nassau
Street New York City
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04

som MERFELD, AUGUSTA IN PuA-
suance or an order Of Honorable John p
Schalan Surrogate of the County OF New
YORK, NOTICE Is hereby given to all par
sons having claims against Augusta H.
Sommerfeld late OF the County Of New
iork, deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscribers, at
tnelr place of transacting business. at the
once or their attorneys. Cravath & Hen
uerson at No. 81 William Street. In tho
CITY OF New York on or before the hrst
day of July next
Dated. New York. the thirty frst day
OIL December. 1919
ALBERT STRAUSS
FREDERICK STRAUSS
Exhsf utors
CEANATH HENDERSON attorneys
Ior Executors. So William Street, New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04

Woman Shipping Official
- The American Fruit and Vegetable
oh'ppers' Association has woman
treasurer-Miss Janet L. Gage, Of Chi
cago.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
HELP WANTED FEMALE
THINGS YOU WANT
WHEN YOU
ENIED DI1OIhIECC

WHEN YOU
ENTER BUSINESS
Permanent employment.
Good pay from the
start with regular and
frequent increases.
ANNUAL vacations with
fun pay.
Liberal sick benefits,
medical advice and
pensions without cost
to you.
Work and recreation
rooms that are large,
we'll ventilated and
com fortably fur
nished.
Lunch rooms, where hot
meals are provided at
less than cost.
THESE THINGS YOU
HAVE WHEN YOU
ENTER TELEPHONE
OPERATING.
Positions in this occupa-
ton are now open to
young women and
girls over 16, with or
without previous tcle-
phone experience.
Positions are also open
for all night work at
extra pay for those
who prefer this work.
MAIN EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE: 9th Street
and Broadway, Man
haitian.
BRANCH EMPLOY
MENT OFFICES
So w. Houston St.,
Manhattan.
al Pearl St., Manhat-
tan (11 A. M. to 2
P. N.Y..
453 E. fremont Ave,
Bronx, 8 A. NJ. to S .
p. nj. Except Tues
days and Fridays, IL
M. to 8 P. NJ.
And in Brooklyn, 81
Willoughby St. and
1886 Broadway.
If unable to come to an
employment office,
telephone Miss Brem-
er, "Madison Square
10000" (free call) for
further information.
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
HELP WANTED MALE
ADVERTISING MAN

WANTED A YOUNG MAN WITH NAIL
ORDER EXPERIENCE. ONE WHO IS
THOROUGHLY FAMILIAR WITH THE
MECHANICAL END OF THE WORK A
THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF NAIL
ORDER LAYOUT. ART WORK. ENGRAv-
ING AND PRINTING REQUIRED. STATE,
FULL PARTICULARS OF PAST EXPE-
RIENCE ALL REPLIES WILL Re
TREATED STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
ADDRESS A, BON 7G4. TRIBUNE OFFICE.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04


HUGHES Av, 22so, S, 249x1oo; 1gnatius
Friscia and ano to Rachel Wallace. 3O8
Palmetto ST. Brooklyn; Jan 81; years
oh c. atty, Title G & T Co. l7s Broad
SAME property; same to peter Ross Reaity
| CO. l54 Nassau st; pr mtge s3,4OO; Jan
8! instals. 8 p c; atty, same. 81 500
SAME property; same to Carmea Cagliano.
1854 Hughes av; pr mtge $1,000; Jan 81
1857 ST, s. $50 " Crotona av. 25xsoY H1Yo
Concetta Cuomo to Celia Litherman 500
w. nth st r. Jan 30; instals p c; atty,
SAME property same to Tommaso Gior-
Jan 81; due Sept l. 1920: p c. att. Ity.
18TH ST, 43s e, 8. 15x5O; Pietro lncar-
di to Giuseppe NJ Mango. 433 f l59tf 81
Jan 81 3 years 6 C; atty. Title 6 &
SAME PROPERTY 0aansy SAM to same pr mtse a9so
$4,000 Jan 81 instals. p c. atty.
152D ST as e. n s, 25xios Angelina sliovo MoDo
teleone to John Di 1vrio. 237 15lst st
"a IAN 81; 81 years. C; atty. Title G & r
1asTH sr. 374 e. s. S, 25x1oo; Katie Gautep Sa1tep
to Hattie Marshack. 4es Brook av. pr
mtge lr 81 200; Jan 2s: instals. c; atty
Title & T Co. ITS Broadway >. So 900
mond Realty Co to Bertram Trillich.
l436 University av; pr mtge $4,000
Jan ! 81; s. yrs, p c; atty Title Guar &.
Co. l76 Bway. ..............sl1 i 900
SAME PROPERTY: Ella Gottlieb to Dora
zimmerman, 1867 Simpson st pr mtxe
s3e, ooo' Jan 81; installs c: atty.
TRINITY AV. s93. w s. 25x1oo Annis
Wenstein to VIM Rauscher, s9s Trinity
av; pr mtge $1,000; Jan 81; yrs. ana
bls C; atty. o Defroa, 3o1s I'd
RYER AV, 1858, 8. 1s.llx71i; Kath
Eustace to Louis Eichwort. 20 Fletcher
| av. Mt Vernon. N Y: Jan 81; instalIs
s c; l.. Etchwort. Nj vernon
~ l.. 80
VICTOR ST. 1920, 25x1oo; Esteile F. ,oU cobs',
to Giovanni Bernard, 1920 Victor ~,
pr mtge $8 000 Jan 30 yrs IL - ~
atty, T Co. 1875 Bway sa7so
TOPPING AV. 1890, e $, 22xe5 Iennyo
| Paul to Annie T O'Connor, 1890 J'niwar
sty av; pr mtge $1,000; Jan 3O instaiIs
| C; atty. Title Guar & Tdust 60 IA
WEBSTER Av. 1928. e s. 4aoxso. Iaoos
Chaves to VIM II Mehlich Inc 90
Nassau st; pr mtge $225O0: Jan ao,
| yrs, c; atty. Title Guar e. r O.
'CHATTERTON Av $ S. sl7 Havemsysr
av, 46xl03; Peter Zahrnger to Manhat
| tan Sav & Loan Assn. 2394 I'd av. Ian
80; instalis. p C; atty, N Title &
Mtge Co. 1875 Bwsy. 5oo
CAMBRELENG AV. s. "a n 1s7th st
36x irreg: Angelo Falco and ano TO-
Maria Flora Ill lst st. WooridRe N =.
| pr mtge $4,000: Jan 81: due etc. as ner
| bond: atty, Title Guar T Co ms
r., Hway .:;.:........-:. ...-...... s.. 900
CLINTON Av. 9 C Jefferson pl sox2O,
! Max Luria and ano to Philip Weinhs-o'
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04

BALTIMORE Feb 3--Arrived: strs
Boveric (Br), Liverpool: Arkansas (Dan}
Copenhagen via Boston, Westmoreland,
New York; Sucrosa. Matanzas: Firmore,
loaiquiri; Lake Ciravela Port Tampa
Cleared; Schr Adamac UtaD Genoa
Sailed Strs Lake Traverse Port Tampa :
silverbrook, Tuxpam; Banan (Nor). Pres
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST, near st. John the Evangelist Church.
Broadway, or In taxicab. gentleman q
ring. amethyst, surrounded by diamonds.
with diamond crosses; liberal reward.
Return Mother Superior, Misericord, Hos
pital. S3l East seth st
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04

HUGHES AV, 1850 S. 249x1o0. 1enatiu.
Friscia and ano to Rachel Wallace 30s
Palmetto ST. Brooklyn; Jan 81: wears
5%s c; atty. Title & T Co, l76 Broad
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04


Realty Co, 165 Bway; installs: per
18TH ST. 9, l25 Bway. 75x99ll; p IN ;
Feb 2; College Holding Co to Cambride
Realty Co. II Bway: installs per
& c. 40 Wall st .s $50. 200
AUDUBON AV. s. 5s 174th ST, 42x95.
p m; Feb Q; III Auduson Ave Co to VIM
Rankin. 1l9 w 77th st: yrs; 5 per
cent; atty, VIM Adams. SO Broad
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
AUDUBoN Av. e 174th st. 5sxs5:

ID at'y, , sanle :.......... 50. 500
37.ex1oo; Bessie Davies to Vermilyea
Realty Co. 1919 10th av; Jan 30: s'years
c; atty, Title G Co. 176 Broad
The Washington times., 1920-05-02
HAWAIIAN LAND BILL
COMES UP IN CONGRESS
Measure Proposing to Open Home
steads for Natives Will Prob
ably Be Passed.

The Hawaiian land bill, which pro-
poses to open as homesteads for ma
tive Hawaiians the public agricul-
tural lands and to provide a leasing
system for the valuable crown sugar
lands, is to be brought up in the
House Immediately, and its passage
urged.
1t is stated that unless the bill shall
become a law before June the sugar
lands. now held under lease, will be
thrown on the market because OF the
expiration OF the leases, and may be
bought in by Japan and other foreign
interests which control the capital
necessary to that end.
The bill provides that these lands
shall be continued under lease by the
government of Hawaii, and that the
revenues derived from the leases shall
go toward defraying the expenses of
the government, and the betterment
OF the condition OF the citizens of
Hawaii.
The Washington times., 1920-05-02
LABOR TO CARRY ESCH
BILL TO CONVENTIONS
Federation Will Ask Republicans
and Democrats to Adopt Planks
Against Railroad Law.

Repeal OF the -Esch rail-
road law and Government ownership
OF the railroads will be two OF the
main planks in the platform to be
submitted by the American Federation
OF Labor to the Republican and Demo-
cratic National Conventions. 1t was
learned today.
Following the custom of the fed
Grafton a committee will be appoint
ed at the June labor convention to
appear at the Chicago and San Fran
cisco conventions with labor's plat
form demanding In the name or
100000 voters that II be inserted In
the platform OF both parties. IL is
doubtful whether Samuel Gompers
will leave the federation convention
to head the committee when IL goes
to Chicago. It Is certain that he
will be chief spokesman OF the plat
form committee that appears before
the Democratic convention,
Records of members of Congress
up for reelection sent to members
of the Federation throughout the
country show the votes Of each man
on the Cummins-Esch bill.
The high cost of living and prof.
teering will have a prominent place
in the federation's platform.
The Washington times., 1920-05-02

The Salvation Array will net rest
on Its past reputation. but will repeat
the deeds Of the past.