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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-11-13

FOR SALE OR RENT-Four room
house in good order. all carpeted
and partly furnished. Good cell
lar and outhouses. Large garage
in connection. Apply at Sentinel
ONCE.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-11-13

There is no way to reform a bad
egg.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-11-13

The liquor question is a dead issue
to consumers of wood alcohol.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Mrs. Murphy Takes Cluett
Building in Trade

The sale of the property at All and
473 Fifth Avenue and 4 and East
Fortyfrst Street, which was reported
in The Tribune ten days ago. proves
to be part trade, Mrs. j. Stafford Muir
ply. president Of the Guardian Hold
ing Company, selling the perty to
Frederick Brown, who gave in part
payment the Cluett Building, an eleven
story and basement fireproof loft build
ing at 10 to % West Eighteenth Street.
running through to % to 2S West Nine
teenth Street, near Fifth Avenue. con-
tanning over 100000 square feet, and
fronting rs feet on Eighteenth Street
and 90 feet on Nineteenth Street, with
a depth of 1000 feet. During the war
the property was occupied by the gov
ernment RS a supply base. I. is now
fully tenanted, and shows an annual
rental of almost 100000. Leitner
Brener & Leitner were the brokers in
the transaction.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
$11, 600, 600 Rental
For Saks Building
Ne'o Lease, Which Begins
in 1924, Calls for In.
crease Of 200 Per Cent

me lease of the building occunied
by saks g. Co.. at Broadway and thirty
fourth Street, to the United C;oar
Stores Company has been consnmu.ted
About 1924 the new tenant will GOT
control of the building. In tho ~ near an
time the Saks concern will, havn .a"vrad
Greeley Square section. III viz
Saks e. Co. have .occupied the
premises about seventeen Years. II ia
understood that the new rental s noro 20
than twice as high as the old rental
meaning that property values in the
broadway -Thirty-fourth Street section
mas increased more than 200 per cent
SINCE 1902, when Saks & Co. took the
building The structure was erected
tor the department store merchants hv
Henry Morgcnthau, former Mayor HUGH
Grant. and several others, under the
corporate name of the Herald Square
Realty Company.
Three years ago L. j. Phillips & Co.
sold the property for the syndicate to
the Morewood Realty Company. which
Is Herbert Du Puy. 1t was said at the
time that $70o0,00O was paid for the
structure. Mr.. Du Puy now closes CON
tracts through the Phillips firm for q
lease of the building to the cigar com
pany for twenty-one years at rental
with taxes estimated at 81 900 900
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Recorded Real Estate Transactions

HOE Az. 1891. vs., asx1so: Mary Gran.
70 70 :a Ahr Grs"rssrs. 1895 vyse nv; utge
S.soo. Feb 2; atty. J Cohen. an
GRAND BLVD and concoup.s e"s . ,aSg sa1
= isssh st, ss7 70 Issth st 1914.
!. Adams ct al to Julius Weiss. T4s Kelly
~; ana ano; mtg $4,000. Jan II
rni r.ty ,H kopetrnan, $50 Bxay ...--.-. 81
a. a. n. I9.s 1900 Feb 2; atty. 7 6 &
i42D ST. tss &. SIS. Issxioo I'ot,s g ana si1'
5000 Feb 2; atty. T 6 & T e.. l-s
18Th ST. 4ss =. 8. :. I5xioc Helen NV W
Allen 20 Carrie Gum. s3e Bergen az.
,,. mtg s42se; Feb ?; atty. G 4 T Co.
1NTERvALE Av. iis5.b7. n 7sx
& -: 10; annie Drexei and ano 10 saral
81 atty, f P korkus. s2+ Rwsy Brook
FKosFEcT Av. 7ss. 3, sosios 90 sssos s:S%
II; sttys. Lewis s. 2ss Bwsy
TRINITY Av, sw cor rssth st. 80 se.sxss sss
xssixs5 Geo Schienker to Jenrnie For
man. 2l1 Houston 81: mtg s24 600:
Jan 20; astys. Dulson X. iss Broad
1NTERvALE Av. 1881 -. 75sss17s., ses Isl
x7.+ Norris Hirsch TO HyInan Levine.
Jan 30; atty. N Shapiro. ssa Bwsy.
TITf4Ny ST. -. so5 n issd .a' St. isev isS
to Rebeccs Hauptman. sss Tiffany
mtg s65.loo; Feb 2: atty, s spung. 2sI
TIFFANY ST. 8. ass 1914 st. sox1os.7x
soxlo3.ll: Roseniind Realty Co TO Isl
core Himler. sSs Tiffany st. rn+ge s43
500; Feb 2; atty saml sprung 9sl
r1FFANy ST ss5 isad st. 4o1iosIistSS y snd stSs
1o41: Rosefnind Realty Co to Sanli Las
attys. Goldfein & w. $50 Broad
,sso ST ss7 E. $ lsxios !: iaa ana nslse sloe
ano. mtge $4,000: Feb : atty, Ian
wAsHrNGroN Hv. si7o, e 8, y s7s1i2ssS SKI s's
Lefkow. 1870 College av; mtge s3l eoe;
Jan 80; atty. Leo schafran, 81 Chambers
l7sTH ST. $40 e. $. to.axs14: A5r ,0 I.ieb ieb9
hoff et al to Max schechter. 227 stanton
st; mtge $4,000. Jan 30. atty. NJ Perl
7srn' an' 81 + teeFig sos = so37s ous ead sl2S
Mornhnweg TO Saml I>osen 1885 Bath
gate av; Jan 81: atty. Rosenthal. ~
WALES Av. ss2 . $. 5oxioo: Geo W shorl
to Wells Holding Co. l5s w l25th At; rntge
s42.75o; Aug 8. 1919: atty. Geo " short,
MORRIS Av. y = cor rsst, 81 81 'e.'o -
4esxloa.4; Denwood Realty Co to Morri.
.n0' ss, mtg @sxs s4sseo; Feb 3: atty e,sss; s.
BRoNXDSiE Av. 1883; Emu \ ss,l sorgen- gem
fret to Jas Del Gindice. l7s f esth st
g 'o4t L fremont av....o c and 500
LOTS 10 TO II. map VIM II Wallace: Johp
- Cullton 10 Wrn Hogan sos w ls4th
81: Juiy ). 1919; atty WIN b Hogan. dos
HOE AZ. 1855 :. i5oxld:. 4' FANNIE
El:nhurst l. 1; ,ntge sl3i 1885,. Jan
so; attys, Goldfein & W. $50 Bway 800
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04

on lot 26x7b, which he purchased a fev
dsys ago from the First Baptiat Church,
Of Newark. The buyers are the tenants
Inc sale was made through William C.
Wolker's Sons.
Enfarxes Lower West Side Holding
The Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc.
Mas resold for William Douglas Kill
patr,ck the vacant property at al and
~ west Street and SO to sc Washing
ton Street. a. plot 75xl8O. The pur-
chaser ia A. II. Bull & Co, which re-
Gently purchased through the same
broker 33 West Street. running through
the block to So Washington, and "a TO
40 West Street to 80 Washington. The
entire plot comprises $4,000 square
feet. and will eventually be improved.
Warren Street Loft Sold
The Duross Company has sold for DR..
William c. Winslow to Max Marx AZ
Warren Street, between Church Street
and West Broadway, fve-story base
ment and sub-basement loft, on lot 25x
100.
Woman Invests in Loft
Spear & Co. have sold the five-s story
and basement building at 80 and So
Greene Street to Mrs. Fannie Fabri-
cant. and the three-story and basement
building at 204 Bowery for the Anvic
Realty Corporation to J. Greenfield
To Take Over Fourth Avenue Realty
The three-story building at 325 Fourth
Avenue, on lot 2OxS3, is to be taken
over by the 325 Fourth Avenue Com
pany, formed at Albany yesterday with
a: M. and A. and l.. Levinson. lido NJ
Fleischmann holds title to the parcel
Manufacturers Buy in Murray Street
William II. Whiting & Co. have sold
for G. Dorfinger & Son the fve-storv
building at SO Murray Street to the
Hamblin Russell Manufacturing
Company. The property is a Columbia
College leasehold
Loft in West Twenty-frst Street Sold
., Millard Veit has resold for the
IRlarsmar Realty Company to the Joffre
Realty Company. S. Kaplan president,
the seven-story loft at 81 West Twenty
flrst Street. on lot 25x98
Business Claims Tenement
Vogel & Marion have purchased for
q. Joseph & Co. % East Second Street,
three story and basement building.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Rent Scarcity Forces
Many More to Buy
Fine Dwelling Houses on East
and West Sides Pass to
New Owners

The Douglas Gibbons g. Co. Inc. have
sold for Che estate of Hannah Dater
81 West Ffty-second Street, the four
story dwelling, on lot 2Ox1OO, to Miss
Adele Miller
Ennis G. Sinnott have bought from
the estate of b. +. Elgar the three
story and basement dwelling at l09
West Seventy eighth Street. on lot Tx
100. Sharp & Co. were the brokers.
The Brown Wheelock Company Inc
has sold for F. Ambrose Clark, 76 West
Seventy-fourth Street, ivc-story
American basement dwelling, on lot
25X1O2.2, to Benny Roscnwald, the pres
ent tenant
Vasa X. Bracher has sold the four
story dwelling at 130 West 10th Street
on lot 1S.6X100.5. for the Clara M. Will
Jams estate. The buyer is DR.. L. l..
Rounds.
The same broker has sold the Robert
Louis Stevenson School at 226 West
Seventy ninth Street to DR.. William !.
Whitney.
Moore, Schultz e. Co. have sold the
three story dwelling at 347 Convent
Avenue, on lot 20x100. for Katherine c.,
Herne
Royal Scott Gulden has sold for the
estate of r. Charles Delnge the five
story dwelling at 67 West Fortv-
seventh Street Miss Hilda A. Ander-
son, dressmaker, is the buyer and she
Will occupy portion of the same for
hrr own business.
Inc Hagostrom Callen Company has
sold the four-story and basement dwell
ing, on lot 19x1O0, at 81 West Ninety
six.h street, tor George H. Church.
Samuel Sprung has sold for client
the three tory huiljip- ,t zoo w.
1850 Street to Kate Miller.
David Pasinsky has bought from
Charles f. Peck the six three-story
and basement dwellings, at 1852 to 1872
West 129th Street on lot 16.Sx1OO
each.
William A. Anderson has sold 1874
East 62d Street, four-story dwelling
on lot 2OxlOO.
John }. Totten has sold for Anna
buston the seventeen-roo dwelling at
34' West Fifty-iirst Street, on lot
20x1OO. ''S
Other East Side Sales
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have sold
tor DR.. Alfred R. Starr, 10 East Ninety
second Street. fourstory and base
ment dwelling, on lot l9xlOO.S. TO q
Si'eht 1of occupancy. This is the fifth
mouse sold in this block during the last
two weeks
Ogden Hammond is reported to have
so'd the four-story and basement dwell
ing at 80 East Seventieth Street, on
lot 25x1O0.5.
Charles NJ. Baldwin has sold for the
Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc, repre-
,entine the estate Of Helen NJ Phelps,
70 East Sixty first Street, an Amer
lcan basement dwelling, on lot l9x1OO.5.
to Rober Grier Monroe.
u. alter Campbell has sold for the
Charles Il. Rhineander estate the six
three-story dwellings,, on plot 1OOxlO2
at 32o to $50 East scventy-second
to we'll known operator.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Builders to Give Policies

Employees who have been in the
employ of the Turner Construction
Company of New York for a year or
more will receive life insurance pol
icies with premiums paid by the COM
pany. This announcement was made
by Henry C. Turner, president Of the
company, at the recent annual dinner.
held at the Hotel Commodore. More
than 800 employees attended the
dinner.
James F. Kavanaugh. vice presi-
dent of the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Company, explained the group
insurance plan under which the pol
icies were to be issued by his COM
pany $500 to each employee of one
years service and 500 for each addi-
tional year up to a total of $4,000.
Foremen who have been with the COM
pany five years will receive $1,000 as
the initial amount of insurance.
Others will receive amounts accord
ing to length Of service.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Fred'k Brown
FiguresinBig
Realty Deals
Takes history Business
Building at 5th Ave. and
18th ST. i'm His Spec,ac-
ular Day Of Trading

Frederick Browns operations in the
realty market yesterday should dispcl
any doubt that may exist that he is not
ore of the foremost traders in the field
today. His operations ovcrshadow by
far the great operations Of former days,
when the eyes of the realty world was
onened wide by million or two million
dollar deal.
Yesterday Mr. Brown announced the
nurchase and sale of half dozen prop
critics in the most active and most vslu-
able sections of the city. The fine COM
,nereial structure at the northeast cor
ner of Fifth Avenue and Twelfth Street.
eighteen stories high. built by Henry
Corn with money most of which was
borrowed from Thomas Fortune Ryan,
was one OF the principal structures
taken by the operator yesterday. The
Files Sale Realty Company, which is
controlled by Mr. Ryan. sold the struc-
ture to the operator. 1t covers land
1876 feet on Fifth Avenue, and $50 feet
or the street.
Resells Cigar Company Headquarters
To the Lord Realty Company Mr..
Brown has resold the United Cigar
stores Building at 44-4s West Eich-
teenth Street. running through to 47-51
West Seventeenth Street, near Fifth
Avenue, with frontage of 1874 feet and
depth of lSl feet. 1t is twelve story
and basement loft and Office building
now occupied by the United company
for its executive Offices. Harvey B.
Newins. Inc was the broker in the sale.
The buyers will hold the property for
investment.
The Beard Building at 1870 and 1872
Liberty Street, running through to 125
edar Street, twelve story office
.tructure fronting as feet on Liberty
Street and having depth of 112 feet
by irregular. has been sold by Mr.
Prown to the Foundation Company,
which Will use all space available. The
(harles T. Noyes Company. Edward J.
Hogan and Douglas L. Gilman e. Co.
were the brokers IN the sale
Disposes of History Flat
To an investing client of Sharp &
Co. Mr.. Brown sold the Overdene. at
he southeast corner Of Broadway and
i15th Street, q fourteen story apart
ment, on plot 7lX145x irregular, erected
2 few years ago and purchased by Mr..
prown q couple of months ago. The
broadway front of the building is oc-
cupied b. the Chatham and Phenix Ma
tional Bank.
Mr.. Brown has resold to B. Wasser-
man 4 Co, cigar manufacturers. II
I hamoerS Street, six-story building,
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Day to Sell Autos and Motor
Cycles at Auction Tn.da,

Joseph P. Day has been appointed
auctioneer by the motor transport di-
vision of the United States Army to
dispose OF at public auction twenty
one motor trucks and touring cars and
twenty three motorcycles with side
cars. The sale will be held to-day at
] p. m. at the post garage, Fort Jay,
Governors Island.
Included in the sale are six two-ton
Pierce Arrow trucks, besides four five
ton Pierce-Arrow trucks. six one-ton
Ford trucks. two one -half-ton Ford
trucks, one three and HI alf-t ton Sell
don truck, one five passenger Ford
touring car and sevenpassenge Stu
debaker touring car.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Large Business Buildings
In BROOKLYN Sold

The Continental Building, at Mon
tague and Court streets, Brooklyn, and
the Phenix Building. at 16 Court
Street. adjoining, have been bought for
approximately 100000 by syndicate
headed by Frank NJ Bradford from the
Continental Insurance Company and
the Phenix Building by the Fidelity
Phenix Insurance Company.
1t is said the structures will be razed
and big office bu ding erected. The
properties have l50-foot frontage on
Montague Street and 100 foot front
on Court Street. Louis Gretsch was the
broker
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
n. A. Berwin & Go. to Have
Home of Their Own

n A. Berwin & Co., like many other
business concerns in the city needing
more space and finding it almost inn
possible to lease suitable quarters,
have purchased from Frederic Brown
for their own occupancy 10 East Fiji
tieth Street, a five story business build
ing, on plot 25Xl00. berwin & Co.. as
brokers, sold this building to Mr.
Brown last week and now pay him q
profit in order TO secure it for them
selves. All leases expire October l.
The property WAS held ar $l25,0OO
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Richard McConigal New
Owner of Wvllvs Building

Richard 7. McGonigal proves to be
the new buyer Of one WHY'S Building
at 92 William Street, bought last week
by Frederick Brown from the Stokes
estate through the Charles f. Noyes
Company AT that time it was said
that the property had been resold. In
fact the resale was made almost as soon
AS the operator had signed the contract
with the Stokes estate. 1t is under
stood that the entire building, which
is twelve stories, will be given over to
ire insurance interests
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
S3,OOO.OOO Plant Ordered Sold

The Metropolitan BY Products Cor
poratlon, of Staten Island, is directed
in an order signed yesterday by Fed
eral Judge Ghatheld in BROOKLYN to
sell its $3,o0o,o0O plant in Staten Isl
and within ten days. in order to meet
ITS Indebtedness. There is mortgage
OF 81 600 600 on the plant, which Judge
Chntheld directs be paid, with the IN
terest Of Sl53.O0O now due.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Another Loft for 37th Street

As site for ten-storv loft build
ing the plot 37.6x1O0, at 222 and 224
West Thirty-seventh Street has been
sold by Ralph B. Helson to Jennie
Dorf and Frances l.. Cohen. repre-
sented by Lester NJ Friedman.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
BUYER Plans 10Th Street Flat

Ernest n. Adler has sold to Mvron
5. Falk, Inc, for the Godwin Con
struction Company 515-529 East
Seventy ninth Street, a plot l35x1O2.2.
which the purchaser will improve With
an apartment house
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04

to Marion G. Vogcl, SO East Ninety
lot 25x1O0.
Porter & Company have sold for
william NJ. Purdy to the Vincent Val
entine Contracting Company, the four
story tenement, at 307 East Ninety
seventh Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
Orchard Street Really Sold

The Central Savings Bank have sold
to client of Isadore Montetiore Livy
the property, 1876 Orchard Street. on
lot 25xs7.10. a live-story building.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

FOR YOUR BUSINESS.
Store for rent in excellent business locality
in Brooklyn. For further information apply
at once to *. y S. Garment Co. 8 Wes,
29th st ". y City
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED.--At once, apout 10000
square feet for Offices and light
manufacturing by high class Fifth
avenue esta abl!shment tnot gar
uent business) willing to buy or
lease. Must be in the sos within a
short distance of Fifth avenue.
Telephone. Lewis, 1926 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04
REAL ESTATE

wEsTCHEsTEh COUNTY
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04

or other real estate records see page ?,
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04

Oscar D. and Herbert " Dixie have
sold for the Melrah Really Company
Inc, Sc East Tooth Street, iive-story
triple apartment, on lot 24.9 xl00.1l.
Harry Sugarman has sold for client
New-York tribune., 1920-02-04

% aad, s wifs m of Eee5oT S'k's Fox "a o s" II
Van lngen. +: list st; l-6 part; b and $.
a ard ,, a =: Jan - atsys ii Ely ooe q
18TH ST, ;. 1905 7th av. tSxs2' sS,S2o
stonsin9n Rsa!sy Z, Co 70 N e Realty
:; atty. T G. & T Co, l76 Bway. 800
34TH Sr. lat w. $, 25xss.a. with all
titles to strip adj on c, Sx25:
/. tiuzy s94 Riverside Dri.e. rntge $35.-
900; Jan 90: atty. Max siIverstein: 500
SANE property: Emily Hurry to same ainec :
BROADWAY. liol-ul3. a4tn St
692xlssx irreg 2lo West 5Sth s, Co TO
Emanuel Corpn. 1875 Bway; and s. c, a
g Jan 81; attys Eisinan. l. c & L, 1875
SAME property; Emanuel coprn to onsx
Bldg corpn. 1ll5 Bway; ntge $3.50 .ooo: :
5TH Az, " 5, ass .sth St 4s.4sioe: ieG
e estate Of Eugene A Hoffman to John
Moran. 3l7 w 4Sth st; b and 8; Jan 81 !;
attys, Middtebrook, 8 B. 4s Cedar
5rH Av, w $, 49a 3 2sth st. 4s.4xloo, Jno
and =: ntge s3os. 900: Feb 3. attys, Aoid ;
smith. G. c q D. 81 Bway -. $1oe
stTH ST naavvs W. n, : J., 100 - Sth az. Sox
Corpn 3s Terrace av. Mt Vernon. " =
mtge s67s,ooo; al! liens: Jan 2s: attys,
ss4H %arrsy sT .ssss : T. y y Wal, st 4oxs; cog
Life Ins Co to Israel Reiffel. Rockv.lle
Center L I; and and c: &: Fob 3
18TH ST Ii Il, $40 6th av, 2oxSSs: 30th
st. 2i W, S. 20xss9: HNda 9 (secondI
wife OF Rector X Fox. to Edw II Van
lngen, e list st; 1-6 part: b and =
G. a q; Jan 80; attys, s ELY A. Go
81 Liberty st. -, soc
4sTH ST. s. 200 10th av. .4.as1o,as' d,1So
Inc !S5 9TH av: mtse $4,000; Jan a.;
atty, T G G. r Co, i76 Bway. 81
53D ST. 2+4 w. 3 1ssx10o5: Iacch
Mattern to Dalin Realty Corpn' az T.,ho
eerty st; Feb 2: atty. L 7 g. r CO, $50
54TH ST. sa1 w. 3. 25xioos; Mary Aapg sa9e
to Chas Miller, e 5sth at: NITRO
$4o oo0 and 8; Jan %: atty. Herman
sapsT 15sfma.: a. i;s y. Hras N a,x,oa 400
Bauman to Lena "a wsissS.,S vsIaSo,, Francs T;s
ginia .pl, Bkyn; mtg fIs.5oo: Feb >:
atty, Meyer Dworkin. rs William rt si
73D ST, 1856 w, 3. is.6xlos.2: Eisle "a
Smith to Jno Moran, III w ash ~ :
mtg $40. Feb Q; all liens: attyE ~ y
& Mtg Co, 1875 Bway. 81
18TH ST. s. 175 w, West End ay. ss
xl022: City Real Estate 90 Sidney Fl
sonn. 3l4 " s7th st. c: Jan 50; atty
9 & Co, I7s Bway 81
Mt Kisco, Y; mtg 1890. 900, atty. N
& Mtg Co.. 1875 Bway. SEQ
s4TH ST, so w. 3. issxIo22; Elsie b
Smith to Clara Mann. 1895 7lth ST.
Bkyn; mtg $4,000; ali liens; Feb .:
attys, Price Bros go Bway ay..,...s 800
sonn 70 Edna Rosenthal, 20 " ssth
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-23

ported TO the police and learning
that Moran had gone into the alley
between Fourth and Fifth avenues
Officer Arthur Faul went into the
alley TO look for the man. Moran
spied the officer and opened 6re
with d revolver, shooting three
times, neither of the shots taking
effect City Marshal Frank Dardas
then joined in the chase and Ell
Countered Moran in the alley and
was met with volley of shots at
close range. But Moran proved to
be poor marksman and Dardas
escaped unhurt. AS Moran was
fleeing Dardas took several shots
at him and believes that he hit him,
for Moran dropped flashlight
which he was carrying and which
the officer picked up. Despite
diligent search by the officers
Moran escaped aud has not yet
been apprehended.
Moran has been in the city be
fore and the officers have a good
description of him. Last October
he was arrested aud sentenced to
fifty days in the county jail upon
being found guilty of carrying
concealed weapons. He is said to
be IS years old and his occupation
that of working" the lumbertacks
and the harvest hands.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-23
Police and Robber Engage in
Revolver Duel.

Several revolver shots were ex.
oR1nged between au alleged robbel
and Hurley police early Monday
evening in the alley between Fourtb
and Fifth avenues. The police
escaped the robbers bullets and SC
far as known the shots fred at the
robber missed their mark and he
made his eacape.
James, also known as Joseph
Moran, is alleged to have robbed Z
lumberjack of about SIoo in :
local saloon. The matter was re
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-23
ANOTHER FEDERAL AGENT
GONE WRONG; RESIGNS
Haas Accused of Irregularities in His
Discharge of Duties as Prohibition
Enforcement Officer.

F. W. Haas, federal prohibition
AGENT who has made Hurley and
vicinity his scene of operations for
several months, rendered his re
slgnatiou to his chief, Leo. ].
Grove. of Marquette, and is no
longer connected with the prohibi-
uonenforcemeut department. Haas
resignation is reported to have
been the result of investigation in
to his conduct as an officer.
Reports from Marquette are that
Haas signed confession and ad-
mitted irregularities in his office.
1t was also brought out that he
had been under suspicion by his
superior officers for some time, and
that later developments confirmed
their suspicious. The visit of
District Attorney Marion F. Reid
to Marquette last week, made for
the purpose of comforting with
Leo, J Grove regarding the shoot
ing Of John Chiapusio by federal
men on October 9, is reported to
have furnished the climax which
brought about Haas resignation.