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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-01
MODELLING FOR ADVANCE ON MEXICO CITY

TILL MOTHER I AN AT EASE
Chicago, May l..-Aftef quitting
q gay cabaret party early today
Marie Williams a singer, went
home determined to commit sui
eide. Having no pencil with which
10 write a farewell message. she
used a red Lip stick TO inscribe
one on her dressing table mirror.
II was tell mother am at
ease" Then she turned on the
gas and killed herself
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-01
y. S. Too Rich for Panic
Half Worlds Gold Is Here

Chicago, May i.--John Fietcher. vice
handed a few figures on pahics 10 Chi-
cago's big business men at the meet.
ing OF the Association Of commerce'
There are people foolish enough TO
talk about the possibilities OF panic" !"
he said, with but 5 per cent Of the
OF its agricultural productionl ~ per
cent. OF the mineral production and
we manufacture S5 per cent of It's
goods. Our natural wealth II above
S2s5, 900. 100000, while that OF out near
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-01
UPHoLDS LEVER LAW

nuTaio, n v, May LIN decision
handed down ia United states court to-
day by judge John H. Hazel, iu al
legged nrontoering rasra. the feyfr footl
control act nFgYiRlun against unjust
and uRrcnHnnRble charges n held 70 be
ccnstilpupuai
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-01
Miss WILLIE GRIGSBY
WEDS GUS E. RICHTER

Miss Willie Bell Grisby and Gus Y
Richter were married Saturday norning
~ the Catholic rector. Rev. = a
irr the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Richter
ieft on a bridal trip for Chicago and
New York.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-01
LLOYD GEORGE SICK

London. Nav 1--PrcmIer Lloyd
George Is suffering from = slight at
tack Of bronclsitis and has had 10 take
20 his bed. the Evening News stated
today. All hts engagements for a week
have been Cancelled.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-01
SENATE PASSES WITHOUT
ROLL CALL BUDGET BILL

Washington. May THE senate this
afternoon passed the Mccormick bud
get bin without roll call.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-01

pgus1coln. VA MAY i.--Memhers ot
The International i.ougshorvmen's as T.
riatlon Ion the american steamduH
corvallis hG thls morning when shii-
prre refused a. recognize tee peWN
organized checEors' union Ncruuipn
checkefs Nefc pnt 70 work.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-01
Warmer, Says B1lv 'POsslm.

Very certainly ! am willing 10 admit
The opera thrill. but there's not a note
about II that can moko my heart Stand
fHaF.fs aAV "a
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-01
KILLED BY DETECTIVE

Brown. IS. d!ed In local hospital to-
day as n result OF being shot BY John
J. Guinon. IS. tormer member OF thu
iccai detective force. yesterday after
noon on sycamore street.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-01
LOST AND FOUND

BfTT BO0K-nlack hili book with r.
ccipts and three 81 bills; also r. ",
Reynolds. joheerS, receipt book Re-
turp 10 classified ad dept. News aud
receive reward J. II. WeStcote,
RTNCK MARf--Lost, years Old
white hoofs. i1il chewed: hlaci; horse.
9 years old. foretep cut on. were lost
In Rossville enroute to Chattanocsa.
Liberal reward Il reformed 20 Henry
Hacker. itiS Rossville boulevard. o.
telephone Higgenbotham's store
Rossville boulevard.
TTTETT15- -FiTcE VcITcf hTnd6.ec With
silVfr lnanHfius. KEN, mO.c, sni re-
turn hac ~ ff1 MclNliir ~ Sf1
IFor Other n -ostsr and efaunds' Sac
What AZ Ponel
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-05-01
Todays baseball Results
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Innings i2 "a e. S 8 R. II. f.
At Little Rock ...,,saao o 3 8 - . Is
Batteries Tomn $athem and Kohbecker; sTellowhors,
and Brottemy A iN
Innings stss So R.HE.
Chattanooga ,.b. I... 2s0AO
Batteries York aud Neiderkon; cannvan and Bschof.
Inpings ~ INas R.H.E
Atlanta 40 0 o
AT Mobile ..s@.%.s;s OIL o o 0
Batteries Thorburn and Kline; Haids and Coleman.
Innings ISa e. 6 ? 8 o RHE
Birmingham ....y...$s0fO o
AtsNew Orleans y.os 90
batteries Cohindafer and Peters; Walker and Debcrry.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Innings t23 RH.E
Cincinnati ,...',.,,,,o 10 3 o o. II I
At Pittsburgh ,...,@.1 o o ,o-l 8 q
Batteries Ructhcr and Wngo Adams Mcadon and Hafncr.
InningsN l 2g R.HE
At Philadelphia .....1 0 - 5 l2 o
Batteries Barnes, Douglas Winters and McCarty Rixey
and Wheat
A. Bosio Twenty-six inning l-and tie called, darkness
Batteries Cadorc and Kruger Elliott; oeschger and
O'Nei, Divine.
Innings R.HE.
st. Louis ...........4 %
At Chicago ..,...&..
Jacobs and Dlhqeer; Carter Martin and Klifer.
------- 4 ---
tsss6es AMERICANsLEACUE
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
Thanks Governor Smith
Mrs. Florence Kelley Praises
Support of Welfare Bills

Mrs. Florence Kelley, general secre-
tary of the National Consumers League.
made public yesterday a letter to
Governor Smith, thanking him sor his
reaffirmation, in his message to the
legislature, Of stand in favor OF the
elght-hour law and the minimum wage
commission for women and minors
This action of the Chief Execu ive
of New York" she wrote, "wil! en-
courage people in all parts of the
country who are striving TO remove
the industrial causes of unrest"
Mrs. Kelley also said that opposition
to the program of welfare bills COM
prsed two groups-"Siient and power
u orga anizatlons Of employers. and {
few women who held exceptional
places by reason of unusual skill or
vigor. United with these specialized
individua lied. well-pad women wage
earners are some American disciples
Of the m VICTORIAN Manchester
school Of English economists long
obsolete in their own country Under
the title of the League foi Equa!
Opportunity they insist that protective
avs applied TO wage -earners in
evitab injure the people they are
designed to help. That IS good Man
chester doctrine of the fort les"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
Recorded Real Estate Transactions

y siissrsiass to Henrisssa sa'V Hawss' a 81
Liswellyn rd Mt Clair N j yrs. &
per cent. astys. Spencer. & W. :! Will
iasTH ST, - 100 Byay; Is1ss- i ;
l.ee A Baam. 10 Shantey avI Newark.
~ due Jan /, isss. per cent. pr
i4sTH ST. ses. W 5 8 ;sefs ''el esch .sa
..ss1se u. , pr mtgs s.o. 500 each; Jan
h.n,es Leasing Corp 10 Sigmund Ash
her lass Coney Island av. Bksn. yrs.
"a = c. attys Linden & P. .s c. ar
SANE .,.s prepsrsy : pr a.ss each sT.5oo,
@ same. years per cent. attorneys.
AMs~ Az vs.: II issth n. sssieo
Jaa Kate Vteeroek to Fh-o and Margs
r. rs' q sen, sa ATTY: Raymond 3 String ham,
iasTH sT as " "a =. issxss Jan s. s :.
Realty Co. 500 Rwas. install ! pes cen,
pr mtg slss 600. atty. D GYi issein
sW s9s S"ss 80. 49,; a. sis aeo
Ian Abr M,srocs ~ s.'s sopaasp asp Rsai,y IL
Co. ss v ll.ta It, yrs. ! per eas cent,
r. mtg si75,Soe. atty William Jasse. 20
AL DC BoN Av. .as. e . is7 . Issth
81. IS 1895 p N Jan 7. Monmouth Hldg
GO TO Eusenie Frering. e657 Decatur av.
due July /, 1875 per cent, pr nat <
20 $50 a,Iy. ChAs a Fur,hmsn. Sd az
l7sTH sF, 5'2-s W s. 75xs4i. oec oec
20 VIM Shafer ct al to Lillian zlramer-
4SS e lsith ST. Ell al due May ss. 1929
per cent pr mtg $S7.37S. atty Frank
:i.TH ST. n .. 100 10th av, s5xssli :
? m Jan s.; Max Levenson TO Arrow
s. per cent pr mtg $4,000; atty. julius
H Zieser. 2i7 Bway. S5,aa0
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
broadway Block Front
Bought by Builders
Sing & Bine Take Over Store
Property Between 82d and
03d Streets

Inc ewo-story store buildings, com
7rising the block front on the east
side Of Broadway. between Eighty
second and Eighty-third streets. one
or the few available sites for reim-
provement in this section. have been
sold to Bing & Bing by the Franklin
ouiiding Company, Lewis Cass Ledyard
president. F. A. Wyckoff. OF the Wood
poison Company, negotiated the sale.
whlch was for cash. The property COM
prlses about twelve lots and fronts 200
feet on Broadway and l42 feet on
each street. The leases al; expire
next May. The site was assembled bv
the late N A. Higgins and has not
been sold since 1871 Stoddard & Mark.
attorneys. acted for the Bngs and John
V. Irwin represented the sellers. The
opposite northeast corner of Broadway
and Eiehtv-third Street was purchased
by Marcus Loew recently FOR theater.
7th Avenue Corner Sale
The Central Union Trust COMPANY.
trustee for the Curtis 3. Pierce estate.
las sold to the Sarco Realty Company
he vacant pacei at the northeast cor
ner Of l37th Street and Seventh Ave-
nue., on plot 100xl0O The Cruikshank
Company was the broker
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10

.!57::si::, 5:.ss's ~ issa = :
ss7 7sxlsl.s. VIM c Deane Realty CO es
Al TO VIM c Deane 10 Doug.assou rd
Dousiassen, L I. confirms deed rec Nov
- p.,s ,s.s. Jan . attys. May jacobson
18TH IT, 81, 81 s2l ns, 2s-ssss 5no n Llssls
Mercer & SON. ass v .sd q S''s. sles
'ra jas AZ. ss,i,, so.. s.s lsssh s sesss 70
:, ATTY Ralph Guttchea ,35 Bway 500
NJ away xaATT.N T,.,soxs,-,as ST. ~ - oa
,rarves EiaoEner a.s W is.d 81 mtSs
slas aeo jan B. atty. c En,srsr. l!.
SD ST. is " 8. e5xiso, Ann Oh.
peF, ;ndivd and ano. trustee. TO Isabel
AcHle. sas Madlsen .v. Dec y
s,ehard Ronaarny 10 nasn.an Realty Co.
Sss s~ay a.,s 50 aos J.n ATTY r
18TH ST. 81 W. 5. Ii sxss,i. walter Fl
Powers e. "a. sxrs. to Waiter "A Lansing
Wm Bruaner s2e E~as 81
lSsfH ST $. s2ss Tth av ivxss /,
! iss,h !, :: 81 az liens Jan atty. n r
laSTH ST rs, 100 Lenox av lssxss ii
IS Park Row Dec SO. atty. Myron Sui :
berger, SO Park Row tioo
18TH ST, S83-4 W, 3 s. 75xs9si Leo A.
Haum to Westdale Realty CO, Isl sth
av, mtge $4,000 Dec. SO, atty A crvs.
i4sD s.. s.. 80 Bway. lssso,.iiil.: Lena !.
nan s7s 81 Nicholas av: mtge 81 coo
Jan ! atty. T G Co, 17s Bway 81
ST NICHOLAS Az. 7s3. s. Susan Kelley,
20 w SAT st. TO Morris Price, $50 w
2a.n 2 st Jan 7: mtgs sl4,250 \ atty. Price
Bros 271 Bway ..................s 800
sier'lam az. 4l.sxss.I1; Homes Leasing
Gorpn to Nathan Franc, "a F. 9th st :
June :: mtge $500; atty Nathan
Franc, 299 Bway omitted
l4sTH ST, \. 100 W Amsterdam av. Al 5
xss |; also I4Sth 81. g g. 1913 Am
seerdam av. Al sx9s.lI; Sigmund Ashner
20 Homes Leasing Corpn. 20 e lleth st :
ssa 5an , mtse $47.5ss, atty. Nathr- Fran.
BRoADwwAy e lslst st, 25xss.i1:
Bertha Levy. widow OF Sophia Realty
GO. Inc, s6 w ll2th ST. Jan s. atty. r
i7sTH ST. so2 W. .. 44xss.li. Hsppy sppv
Rosenberg to Alex Rubin. 4s2 W 1901
st. 4 ano ntge sac. 5ee atty. r G 4
BROADWAY. ss5o-5s, q c ISIS, ss
Soph 'or Realty Co. Inc. to Abr Misroh,
720 Riverside Drive: Jan /; mtxe SITS.
GOO p m $35. zoe: atty, r a. r Co sIao
18TH ST. 517ls w. s. 5oxe9il Ishen
hralty Cnrpn to Maxward Realty Corpn.
1870 Fulton ST mtse s55 600 Jan 8.
atsyT. Kirk & D. l3o Fulton st ... 81
AtD1BoN Az. 4as; g $. Eugene Frersns
berty st, Ian Z; mtge s45 900; attys
Iirschman & R. t475 Bway 4ien
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
Suit Filed in Boston
To Kill Volstead Act
Court Asked to Restrain the
Enforcement On the Ground
of Illegal Adoption

BOSTON, Jan. 9-Sujt to restrain
the Federal authorities 10 this district
from enforcing the Volstead prohiDi-
tion enforcement act, on the ground
that it has not been legally adopted
was filed in the Federal distric, court
o-day by Patrick Henry Kelley. al
attorney. on behalf of George {. Demp-
sey. OF the wholesale liquor firm OF
P Dempsey & Co. OF this city
Judge Anderson set next Monday Is
the date for hearing.
The bill in equity is directed against
District Attorney Thomas J Boynto'
and Acting Collector of Internal Reve
nue. Andrew ] Casoy In it Mir
Kelley contends that the volstead sct
in order to become operative. mus
first be passed By two thirds vote u
Congress and then ratified by three
eourths Of the states in he same man
ner as Constitutional amendment.
Mr. Kelley SAID he woud ask tha
action on the bll be ex7edted ans
hoped to get it before the Suprem,
Court within thirty days
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
Old Guard Has Birthday
Past and Present Of Military
life al Animal Ball

The Old GuAsd Veteran Battsiion Of
Nrw York celebrated its nipetyfour
birthday last night with . ball at tie
Hotel Cunmad ,re Besides the Old
Guard Respondent in dress uniforms
and bearskins there we're representa-
tives of the army. navy. marine corps.
the National Guard. Naval Militia. the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery of
Boston rae Boston Fusileers, the State
Fenciblss Of Philadelphia and other
military organizations.
The grand march. in which only
those in uniform participated, began at
l1:4S o'clock. It was reviewed by
Lieutenant Colonel r. W. Greene. aid
to Lieutenant General r. L. Bullard.
ccmmsnder Of ths Department Of the
East. whs was uasbls to b 3 sent
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
Paw Cash for Bronx Flats

Schwab & Co. have sold for Lauben-
heimer g. Kleinschmidt, tive five-story
apartments, at "A Buchanan Pace and
22i0 Grand Avenue, to a client for ali
ca h. The houses are on plot
l00x100
H. ] Radin has sold Cor Joseph H
Loughman, the so" "thwest corner Of St.
Paul's Place and Brook Avenue, a five
story fiat with store.
Joseph G. Abramson has purchased
1914 East 166th Street and 1912 Union
Avenue. southeast corner. two five
tory apartments on plot 42xl00 each.
William Wolff & Son and Frederick
j. Feuerback jr, were the brokers.
Samuel Cowen has sold to an in
vestor for Mr.. Wiebke, 419 St. AIMS
Avenue, four-story fiat.
Harry CAN has sold the southeast
corner of 161st Street and Cauldwell
Avenue, a four story anartment, on
plot 28x10O to Fl. Rappapert.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
Catholic Women to Ask
@'Divorce Evil" Planks
Maryland Chapter Also Will
Make National Campaign for
nuss latinra IN Cboni. Ino.noso


BALTIMORE, Jan. S.-Members os
the Maryland Chapter of the Interna-
tional Federation of Catholic Aumn@
at their sixth annual meeting at the
Beivedere Hotel here tomorrow will
request both the Republican and the
Dem ocratic parties to in ert in their
national platforms p anks ca ling for
a fight against the divorce evil in this
country
The association means to make a
country-wide fight, beginning in Mary
land and taking in every state of the
Union. for strieter legislation against
divorce, in an effort to check the IN
crease in the number of cases now
coming before the courts.
The motion tomorrow will be nom
partisan, as the identical request will
be made to the two major 20 iticai
parties. At the same meeting the
1900 members of the Maryland chap
ter will be- asked to pledge themselves
to wage q campaign against immodest
dress. They viii be asked also to prom
ise to dress modest.y them elves, and
to show in some convincing wav to-
disapproval of improper dressing by
other women.
Pope Benedict XIV has urged the
Catholic women of the word to join in
this campaign, and the members of the
Maryland chapter expect to lend n m
their active support. Resolutions
against the granting of permission tor
immoral motion pic ures to be screen ned
also will be adopted Cardina. Gibbons
is expected to addr ..ss the delegates at
The morning or af snoon session.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
FURNITURE FOR SALE
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR Colts nuts. riveks. screws
Washers rail fittings. steei uruck sh,~ss.
copper wire xteel rope. psncihca rds services
boxes steel conducts cut -oatB. iurh piaIes.
roseties. vacuum receiving fubes. va rnisae1
cambria. burlsp haxs. rubber aprons. rsbss~'
gaskets. fulisrbcsrd tracing Cloth c&usfte
soda gas engine uil. composition paper sns'
MILL work Sealed proposals WIFI De rrc~istes
al the off1cs Of The General Purcha afnE
officer, The Panama Canal. Washington
D &. Until 10 30 O'Clock m. January az
1890 al which time they VIII be opsnad fr
articles Bisnks and information relation -
this Circular tl33i} may be obtained from.
this ofice or the ofnces OF the AssistRss
Purchasing Agent. "a State 81. New yorz
City. SOC Common. st. New Orleans In
snd Fort Mason. San Francisco Calf nsu
from the United State Engineer ofaees
.he principal cities throughout ihs limited
ssates.-A. L. FLINT, General Puschnsil
Ofncer.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
Corporation Buys Six
West 30th Street Buildings

The Realty Corporation, Oscar Mayer,
president, has sold to the Manport
Realty Corporation, Isaac Portman,
president, 224 to 2s2 West Thrtietk
street. The property consists of three
three-story, two four-story and one
seven-story buildings having a frontage
Of 1l5 feet on Thirtieth street and 100
feet in depth.
Negotiations are pending for a re-
sale of the property to a builder who
the site SPOTS & Starr, Inc, and the
Henry Well Company were the brokers
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
Demand Grows Greater
For City Private Homes

Pease g. Gilman have sold for
Charles Sidenberg to a client the four
story and basement dwelling at AZ
West Seventy sixth Street. on lot 2lx
100.
William B. May & Co. have sold
for the Coastwise Warehouse Com
pany TO u buyer who will alter and
occupy the four story and basement
dye. ling u: 22 East Minet,-second
Street. on plot 22xl0o8. TIE same
brokers 4secentiy sod the house to the
Sc. .er.
James H. .Cruikshank has purchas ed
from Lizzie Nj. Sayre and + F.orence NJ
Sayre 80 West l29th Street, a three
slory dwelling. on iot 81 6x100 Will
lam S. Denison & Co. were the brokers,
Mr.. Cruikshank has reso to John
barth the three story dwelling at 2O40
son Avenue, on lot l6 SKIS.
Charles Metzger was the broker.
The Everett M. Seixas Company has
so d for Theresa S. Appel 1877 West
Eightieth Street.
George Y. McNally has sold for
Louis H. Dos Passos and others the
dwelling at 18 East Fifty-sixth Street.
More West Side Sales
John Reid has sold for Michael Retz-
ker 352 West 12Oth Street, one Of the
eleven dwellings recently acquired
from Morris Scninesi to a client of
London & Davis.
S. F. Howell has sod for the Henry
S. Fearing estate the three story and
basement dwelling at 239 West 13Oth
S rect. on lot 1e 6x10n
James L. Van SAINT has resold to
Joseph Horiwitz the dwelling at 551
West 159th Street, on lot 15x100,
through E. E. Thomas.
L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for
Caroline H. Takamfne the southwest
corner of l73d Street and Audubon
'verue. on lot 50x17, our-story
dwelling.
Louis .Schrag has sold for the John
O'Neill e. tate TIE four story dive ling
at 220 West; IIwszty second StEest, on
lot 2Oxo8h boy u = = la'
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
Good Charges
Extrlavaganceiia
u. S. Bureaus. 6.
Department Heads Sadlv.
Lacking in S'Real Business
Acumen,'' Says Appro,ri-
ations Committee Hea9.
Budget System Needle,
5H Million Required foI.
Government Next Years
Means $l7 Per Capita Tax

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-The estimated
requirements of the United 49,
government, not including anything fs-
the railroad administrst on for ,hu
next fiscal year were placed at s5.2Sa-
900 by Congressman James e.
Good. of Iowa. chairman OF the Hou.s,,
Committee on Appropriations. H.
the hnois Manufacturers Ass eia:ioS.
in an address advocating a budget sys-
TEN.
This sum. the speaker said. repre- :.
sented per capita tax of SAT. and ~
collect even much smaller sum ttss'
hand of the tax gatherer wou fzE9
heavily upon many or the people. II
charged many government departmeE-
heads with extravaganza and deplors :
the lack OF 'reai business acumen" In
others
No press buresu budget plan. nor
the British budget system will ar
swer," he said, for the need of Az
American budget code. He said tIse
taxpayers were beeom ng more ina
sistent for department fiscal efficiency.
and apparently the United States gov~s
eminent was the on great businssx
concern not run along business lines.
Department. Conflict
With one breath" the speaker said.
the Secretary Of Labor ks for $l4"'
100000 to establish emp oyment agen-
cies throughout the country TO he T.
our unemp Dyed find jois. " lie in an
other he voices his approval OF tho
plan Of the Commissioner of Immigra-
tion to bring into G United 4.es
100 900 labofers from Porto Rico ard
Mexico to supp y labor shortage.
ON the same day that the A.lo nov
General Is seen starting d great cru
sade against buying anything excep..
the actual neeessaries for Immediate
needs we see the Secretary of Agsi.
culture advising and urg'ns the Sta sgo
Highway Commiss ons TO buy all kinds
of material and mach merry or r,ts
construction and store II for future use
Calls Baker Greatest Hoarder isAo
1--WE behold the Treasury DeEarts
ment urging Congress to accept e.
generous donation by patriotic ti1eni
Of Southern city of 5 900 acres CO,
land on which to build a hospital an.i,
when generous appropriation is maan
by Congress to build this hospital ~es
see this same department letting = =,
contract to some of these same patsi-'
ot'c citizens who donated the land
That is not all. The contract is le1
at just double the amount which th,e
Treasury Department estimated I
would cost TO have the same improve.
ments made by letting out the work 10
sub-contTacfors
I'VE hear of the executive depart
ments in one grand finale denou c T..
f.f
and threatening to throw him in jaiI.
while at the same time we beho d fi.c.
Secretary of War, the greatest ho rder
of necessities in all The word re Us
ING to dispose of his hoarded stoci4
until commended by Corpressv TCs
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10
300 Cars of L. S. Whisky
Ready to Rush Over Line
Plea Made to Canadian Auibori-
ties 1" Suspend Duty to
Obtain Storage
Special Corrcsnonacn


MONTREAL. Jan Q T~ree u~d -es,
carlosds Of American whisky are wait
ing a the border .a.ions IT, be rusacss
into Canada befor' January II e nsr.
mission is granted BY the Canadian
government.
The government is being urged To-
suspend it's duties on Amerca iiques
amounting 10 IS q gallon. Plus 7 = pA'e
cent war tax, 50 a 10 permit II 20 B.
sent across = bond and stored Latil 81
export market car be found fsr X '.f
A concerted effort Il being IT de b.
American distalers 10 bring nras~urs
to bear on the Canadian autner tsss.s
One difficulty s thar the $50, aei-
storage is sma ] a tfe bonded sarc
houses Of Montreal are a'most full a.
ready One warehouse which was ks"
fer accom- odAtion for 2300G eases ns,.
to refuse fer lack Of room
New-York tribune., 1920-01-10

apartment. on plot lOOx100 at the
southwest corner Of Eightv.e.gh,.
Street and Madison Avenue. Thls
property was recently purchased by
the sc lers from Robert Chesebroueh.
II was an all casl. transaction.
)sher Harlem Houses Sold
"a lent OF Jerome A. Kohn has
bought from Mary Dux 1885 West l16th
Street. five story apartment on plot
2S.6xl00.
Louis Schlechter has bought from
Leslie r. Palmer IFS West 104th
street, siA story elevator apartment,
On Olot SSxlO0.
Sale in Second Avenue
Henry Hof tss sold for the An
thony aAvenue Realty Company, Inc,
the five story tenement, on plot 24.ax
so, adjoining the northwest corner of
Second Avenue and Forty-frst Street.