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New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Financial Items

H." 'i"r 'o'frr. Of Memphis tnoIrbsr ~
me 10y rik Cotton Fxchanxo, ard HUM
!. McEiroy, formerly with ~. T.. Carucnter
= 70, hnre formed p uar' 'nersilip for fhe
'rans3riion r' Il cotton future. bupincr.
unGer u" Nrfn name ~ Cotter 4 NcIctrov
~ith ol'lcrs in Sew York at Is william
Street "nd in Men,phia at 10 North Front
street. '''''
Marshall ". Pack. formerly with ,s..c.
hny a. 70. mas bcr"In" general partner I'm
tn" firm or \. u. Murray g. Co. where he
"iu D" in chorgc Of their bond depart
rInnt
Tnc %cw York stock Exchange nrm o.,
fharlca E Er!chlrY & CO., ha. opened an
uptown office In tn" Delnonico Building
under the management OF John e Taylor
Tie Columbia Trpe' Company has been
appointed 'ranrs"r ag"ni or the preferred
ana common "tocF ana voting trunt ccrtif-
est@h for common s'och OF the Cat,us
Realty Corporation
carl '. Burger. vino Organized the 4. r.
y. School of Painting in Ncaupn. France,
haF 1oln"d The Ed~in BIRD wilson. Inc.
Afvertising Agency. winch nprclalizes I'm
financial adveriising.
fons ana *rhorlihopf. Hnttou A. CO. an
nopnor tho sale of Tho entire insuo Of
sS.6co,oo6 Th~ AlaHora Falla Power Com.
nnhy iirai nnd consplidnied mortgage.
f"fi@s m. per cent bouds
rtio}itt "a announce that Charle. q.
NiIi"r. nstrbsf II the Kew York stock
Exehange. has been sdiniitcd TO partner
rhip Ia The firm. Mr.. Miller has been as
tn'ihffd nth the Triehitt firm for sofne
time. r~prcsent'n9 II on the Sew York
ktDck SSebs nRe.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Printers Craft Building
On Eight Avenue Sold
Franklin Petit Takes Over p.
Story Structure Offered in
Foreclosure Proceedings

Franklin Petit, on bid Of 1892 900
over three prior liens amounting to
81, ,A25 900 ard interest, took over the
twenty-two-story Printers Craft Build
ing. the Eighth Avenue b;ock be-
tween Thirty-third and Ehrty- fourth
streets. offered at foreclosure Yesterday
IN tive Nesey Street Sale room by
Joseph ?. Day.
Mr.. Petit, who is said to hold mort
gage interest in the premises. gave as
the name Of the buyer the Trepok Realty
Company. The sale was the result Of
an action brought by the Municipal
Mortgage Company against the 461
Eighth Avenue Company and others to
satisfy a mortgage Indebtedness which,
with costs and allowances, amounts to
about $4,000. Back taxes, assess
ments and water charges on the
property amount to S9S.000. The prop
er1y carried a first mortgage Of ST.
100000. a second mortgage OF $4,000
and a third mortgage Of $3.50, 900. The
second and third mortgages are also
under foreclosure. They viii be sold
next Monday by Mr.. Day. The build
ing is assessed at $1,000 600 The
structure was erected by Larkir Broth
ers about sin years ago.
A syndicate of tenants is said to
have made overtures to buy the prop
crtV
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Real Estate News
Old 33d St. Buildings
To Be Made Into Offices
Structure Leased From Robert
E. Simon Will Be Altered
at $500. 900 Cost

I. Refs & Co. leased for Robert Z.
Simon the old buildings at 1923 and
125 West Thirty-third Street, for
fifteen years to client who will erect
a six-story Office building, with stores,
plans for which have been filed with
the Building Department. The prof
ect viii involve an expenditure of
about 100000. Recently Mr.. Simon
leased the adjoining site at 1877 and
131, through the same brokers, which
is to be improved with d seven-story
business structure
Sgmund Menschel leased the build
lnCs 1T TO 121 West Forty-seventh
Street, with possession February /,
1921, from William n Cohen, through
George r. Read e. Co.
Hrsch e. Friedman leased 10000
square feet at 130 and 1872 West Twen-
ty-ninth Street to the Majestic Cos
tune and Dress Company, the Ali
ance Dress Company and Fox e. Pol
leck
Harris, Vought & Co. leased Offices
at 461 Broadway to Isaac Levenson;
lofts in 112 Grand Street to Meyer
Kuttler; in l06 Grand Street to BRAY
aschi & Checci, and at 1872 West Twen-
tysccond Street to L. Arons, John Z.
Nahass and Sigmund Lchr.
Adams e. Co. leased the store and
basement, containing 10000 square
feet, at 1855 and 157 Wooster Street to
Nathan Lakin; 1000 feet at 63 and 65
West Thirty-sixth Street to Mendelson
& Vocel; lofts at 81 West Seventeenth
Street to Faber, Rothblum & Pcrlman
and the Lightning Cloak and Suit Com
pany.
Bastine & Co., Inc, leased the sixth
floor az West Fifteenth Street to Lcue
Star, sixth floor % West Twenty fifth
Street to Reiif e. Goldstein, fifth floor
AZ West Fifteenth Street to Aaron
Lieberman and sne second floor l243
Lexington Avenue to the Beadon Ser
vice, Inc
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Walk-Up Flats Continue
To Attract Investors
Progressive Commercial Asso.
citation Buys Store Apartment
in Seyensi, Avenue

Philip Lotze sold to the Progressive
Commercial Association the fve-story
apartment with stores at 2546 and 254S
Seventh Avenue. 391Ox10O
The fve-story fat. with stores, at
1913 Park Avenue, 25XS0. near 1I5th
Street, has been sold BY Charles J. Rey
for the estate of Israel Isaacs to Mayer
Bcrncy.
Julius Gilcfsky sold to Emma ren-
berg, the iive-storv fiat at ITO East
TOOTH Street. 25xi0O.
d. A. Minnott cold Cor f. D'Onofrio,
to Roe Di Canio. hve-story
at 50 West l3lst Street, 25x1OO.
30 transaction was for all cash.
Max Harris sold to Max Shuman the
thrce- story front and four-story rcnr
houses at 222 East Seventh Street. 25x
90 10
Michale Brunette sold to Angelina
Sciarrillo 10 and ~ Nacdougal Street,
a story fiat with stores, 4Ox75.
Samuel Finkel sold to Morris Vein
stein the iivc-story building at 53 Rut-
gers Street, 25xlO5.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Commodity Prices
Decline Rapidly,
Says Reserve Bank
Reductions in America Are
More Noticeable Than in
Other Nations, According
to Review Of the Situation

The Federal Reserve Bank Of New
lork in its monthly review Of credit
and business conditions. issued yester-
day, stresses the fact that the world
wide decline in commodity prices
which set in last sprin~. has shown
considerable acceleraton in the last
month, especially in Great Britain and
the United States.
From the peak British prices are
down from 10 to Ia per cent, Cana
dian rr.ccs II per cent and American
Is to 80 per cent. a substantial por-
ton OF these declines has occurred in
the last sixty days, and it is pointed
out that already there are sirns thai
the lower prices for raw material AM, and
goods at wholesale are beninninc in
some cases to be reflected in retail
prices and that thus consumers are be-
ginning TO receive the benefit Of the
enhanced buying power of the dollar.
Cancellation of orders by manufac-
turers and merchants, the bank saws.
and postponemcnt of purchasiag bv
consumers have accompanied he fail
IN conmodity prices abroad as vsll as
at nome. In the United States the
Erlce decline in the last six months
OF The first six mnnths Of IS15 acS
com2anying the close OF the Civil War
pIscusslng the credit situation the
bank says; at is probable that in no
part OF the country has the demand for
csedlt been felt more acutelv than in
New fork City. In many OF fha Ncw
I cTk banks the demands of interior
oanks have been the heaviest on rcc.
ora exceeding even the accomuoda-
,ion ,io1 they required before the estab
llshment OF the Federal Reserve s,s-
len' Among those asking for loans
are many banks which have nrver hor,
rowed before. On the Other hand j.,
TINS district the country baukg orn
gradually getting out Of debt. On
''une l, 3G1 out of III member barks
we're borrowing from the Federal Re-.
sefve Bank. On November 20. he nun
heF OF borrowers was reduced TO oG1 ,,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Private Home
Demand Shows
No Abatement
Many Dwellings in Different
Sections Sold Yesterday:
Buying in the Vicinity of
Lexington Ave. Subway

Douglas Gibbons & Co. sold l43 East
Fifty sixth Street, three story dwell
ing, 19Xl00.5, to Mrs. William Howard
Gardiner. who will occupy il as her
New York residence.
Franklin B. Ware sold to Josephine
t,isenhaucr the four story dwelling at
1885 Madison Avenue, 20xo2.2, near
Ninety second Street
Raymond V. Mathews sold to Lena
Cirteit 230 East Thirty-third Street, a
three-story dwelling. 19.9x9S9
Buys in Long Restricted Block
j. B. English sold for Maria Simp-
son the three story dwelling 1876 West
Twenty eighth Street, 2l.5xlo0, to the
Valdotaine Mutual Aid Society, who
Will occupy the premises.
William II. Parsons, executor, sold
to Harold Morris the five-story dwell
ing at 437 West End Avenue. 25x56,
adjoining the southwest corner of
Eighty-first Street
to Elizabeth j. Heucl the three story
dwelling at l51 West Eightyseve
Street, 16.8xl0O
The Tuscan Realty Company sold to
Sophie Reese the four story dwelling at
II West Eighty-tnird Street, 20yl02 3
House Buyirg North of Park
The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany, trustee. sold for $4,000 to Mary
c. Moran 81 West 121st Street. four
story dwelling, 21x1OOu.
Frank A. Homer sold to Arndt Heis-
tola 232 West 129th Street, a three
story dwelling, 1S.3x99.11
The New Church Board o, Dublica-
tion sold for 1900 to Laura e. Walker
the three story dwelling at 204 West
123d Street. 16x100.
The Ethell Holding Company rcsold
to Jerusha De Leslinc the three story
dwelling at 22G West 132d Street 16.8x
100
Aaron Booker sold to Dominic!< and
Nicholas Perluzzo the three story
dwelling at 207 East 115th Street, 1Sx
100.
Margaret Healy sold to Lipman Hen
schel the three -stcrv dwelling at 1928
East 115th Street. 17.1X1OO.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
BROOKLYN


Sl-WORKSuOpS
MOST central shipping and distributirf
Noini passenEers and fvc;rht bv two s,rh
way". threa ferries and bridge: on RroolSly,
water front. south of Brooklyn Bridge:
minutes to Wall st and City Hall
10 lot on long term ,rasra
>. lrAHLE FOR AUTOMOBILE Ant
!: ~ DRIED INDUSTRIES. FABEICATIN,;
CEAT!NG OF HEAVY WORK
10000 suua"c feet on ground foor: Va,
DYKE and Coffcy sts hctwecr Conovrr an,
hcrr,s, n,nr,.s two hlochs TO- wat"r front nv,
snr,nkle1sd; - t ccliar 10 fcot. frt story i:
10 - tc"t; 40 centa per SQUARE foot
THREESTORY BRICK, OK WATEr
rFcNT AND -Di.tributils
warchousc, II hlocks south OF Rroclli,.I
mTrdse aMn 4, eight blocks west OF nroo4:yn Bor
1000 square feat floor area 2:5 noun,
ioor load 80 cents per square foot
TWO.STORf BUlLDINCS ON WATrr
hHUMT = his,,;S,' ANb KAILROAD~suitoh hl. fo
loox20o. 10000 square feet; s5onoum1,
Moor load: SIS. 900 per year
Alterations to suit requirements o
iotsces. ~
Apply To Julius Harder. l2o West 20,
ST., Manhattan. Tel. Watkins 1852
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Fire Record


u o5-i57 Suffolk st. Max n.aert rnknm'sn n,'ss
.'o-Froni of nee Third ave,
1. mail auto. ....... ,rrirlrr
~ o'"p--lSth ST. ana Seventh ave
auto Of James Wnrd. . Unknown
'''~lfiz broadway; Metropolitan
i. NJ '''''" '''''.' ''"'hs s
u 2'20-22@ Park row. Green Anlusc-
So, in'nl co. ............... Unknown
''45-1o7 TO loo William rt. snrish
Chop House usc............. Nu,e
''''~' ~! u Ssth st. William Stat
+ yD ,Do , 4s.ntn ave; -. Reynolds Trirtnx
''Ao~I's " 18th ut. W. j. Pow
f.H n" ...,... tuknOW
bf.Hx River and z2Cth st
me Hronx, Bronx Parkway
an. CDunissiou ........... Tnlsnown
''"'~l l'lo"cIter a,. aoninmn Hat
c.an mn '".'P"Hy t.s.......-. Unknown
80" seventh ave, Jnm"s Ell
- f1"st ith st. Dave bern
3.10.-1rni' ,.,,1.f,.. .-'''+. .,.- Unle now n
"''' ~ Matilda nve Hrnnx,
'h"tlcN ffounc .... inhnowp
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Trading in Business
Buildings Downtown
Art Metal Construction Com.
pany Buys Broadway Loft,
Extending to Franklin Allcy

The Art Metal Construction Com
pany bought from Alfred Stern for
$4,000 The five-story store and loft
building 1863 Broadway, running
through to Franklin Alley, 25x15o.
The Realty Redemption Company
sold to the kalhofer Realty Company
the four-stoIy stable at $500 Goerck
Street, 10Ox100.
Samuel Fl. korcy sold to Jacob
koretzky the three-story building 1863
South Street, 2l.2x1O.
Jacob Kaufman bcue from Israel
Water street, through to South Street
2iX160.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Eight Mount Vernon Houses
Disposed OF at Auction

Eight dwellings, and ten home sites
were disposed OF yesterday bv BRYAN
l.. Kennedy The property is sta
atcd in Mount Vernon, on South Fifth
Avenue and Kingsbridge Avenue.
The aggregate amount realized on
the sale was $74,275. The BUYERS were
Michael Whalcn. Patrick McCuc. Cor
don Griffith, Vincent Carney. Frank
Stephenson, Marie Doan Elizabeth
Sheldon. John ]. Clarkson. ]. Popkin.
Harry Phillips and Uarr.: " uavic
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
German Internal Rand.
28a Lots .. at Quaker Ridge

Joseph r Day, auctioneer viii All
toay 1.day in the Vesey Street xalenyn",n Jn' ssr
1eS s'.. fssldent'si nsll3s ist@ At Quaker RiGyc'
.,sm ''osns,l@. s N 7nsa,ton and Kewanee
Jaeent thofougbfafes ''s' ao-
The sale vii close out ali In. ,.,
property belonging IN the Quaker 'pagau WIZ
improvement Company. '''S'
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02

Dieterich Scharninghauser and John H.
Feldscher. respectively.
The FarIers' Loan and Trust Com
pany sold the three-story dwelling at
497 East l39th Street. 16Sx10O to the
Machizky Tamud Torah D'Cherna
Mishanayoth, Inc
Armstrong Bros. resold 221S Valen-
tine Avenue, a two-story dwelling,
1Sx70, for Henry Sahn
Alexander Selkin and David Mintz
sold 269l Creston avenue a three story
dwelling with garage, 5Ox10O.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital
Buvs Block for New Home

The Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital
purchased the block front on Greene
Avenue, between Cumberland Street
and Carlton Avenue, as site for new
building to replace it's present home
or Livingston Street The new site.
2oAN35, with twelve dwellings,, was
purcf ased through Dorus McRae from
the Reeve estate and the Hill Section
COmDaNV
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
HOW NecesSories OF
Life Hare Declined

A table measuring the precise ex-
tentsof the decline in wholesale prices
in recent months since the crest of the
upward movement was passed was
made public yesterday by the Federal
Reserve Bank of New York in its
Monthly Review. The figures follow:
p c. Decline
Commodity from Peak Peak Month
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Results Of Auction Sales

HOLIAND Az. aa52. e s. $50 9 2l3th e,
Dossb; American SavinFs Bank act Davi,
israel e' al; John Irwin; due. s7cl4S7
tnx"A. etc. $l&5S..G Adjourned to De
cclnber Y ~
fsy James j. Davidson
fnNh AN, 1870 near l@3d st. 2Ox7., 4 st,
.nmi and senl. to Amrlia Y Chacfe To-,
list ST. y. 80 r. . =. near Madison av
ifGxse.!l. "-sty dwellg: TO the M,irr,,
Holding ca for SJ.2OO '
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
THE DAINTIEST LITTLE HOUSE

in all the Jersey hills; water rights on
chain of pretty lakes; built for year round
Occupnncy; fine trees. high ground seven
rooms, tiled bath; beautiful and refined
ncigtborhoOd; sale only; cor. plot, 1OOAl93
IT,; fine street: plenty Of flowers and trees :
cn>y communication New York City: every
convenience for comfortable living; invest
little Cnsh and what you now lose pay
ing rent ana own your own home; can be
bought for $500 cash, balance on mort
gage; rensly to move into, VI. A.. Post Office
Box 37S. Citv Hall Station. New York CITY,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Nearly Half Of Wheat
Crop Believed Wovko,o>g

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 1rohn y
Hlcn' chairman of the Federal Peaerro m
Bank Of Minneapolis. estimates i, +,,e e
Decemner review Of the ban,; tba+
ABOUT 80 per cent of the total vhnat
s:op OF l48O00' 900 bushels for the
~ l'otoi VI IeStern states had been mar
het1a .C1. pv the second week Of November
ne ulsp0si itlon OF farmers to hold
gram Mr.. Rich says. "has been mo-.
lnounced factor in preventing norn,
iiquldation throughout the entire d,e'
r.ct, and the inclination is to deliver
traih at country points or storage
I'cke's IN the hope Of a botte,. ,,arl~',
since the last report the course NJ oil
gram prices has been downward ana
ene gram held has already snfre,cd
considerable depreciation in value
ST. LOUIS, Dec. /. Ulti,,s,o oon
sumo RS in the Federal Reserve p,.,rj", .V"
OF 81 Louis are insisting upon vol,.e
according to tho monthly statement r.
the Federal Reserve Bank Of St. Ton;a
ana "ill not spend until goods orer.d
square with their IDEAS Of what cu..jitr -.
should be. Fundamental condit,ons
nave developed no particular chance
ana 50 Tar as can be gathered there bns
ncen lttic impa Irment of tho purchas.
ing power Of the public There is If
0"h' ven d'lin"d dIspoSitiun to
economic and conserve cash Tbis 49,
Terif'c uy the Disappearance o. ox-
NA7agant aDcnding and "a unx.;rd
movemcn. savings accounts.
CLEVELAND. Dec. 1.-Busi.ess in
practically all lines continues to recede
IN This district, the Fousf1 Federal
Reservc Bank glow IN i;s review for
Novcn Der. Buying has been greatly
restricted and the result has been felt
all aror7d the circle from consumer
70 manu1actnrer. Unemploymcnt is
effect iVf nc4s 10 ''
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
BROOKLYN

1883 CARROLL ST. BROOKLYN (Kinss-
Ton ave. subway station)-Erownstone
l"-foo'n, modern hoasc 9 baths, lrv,
way must sell; vacant; ideal section.
$1,000; OFFER WANTED
Owner. Roberts. l+6 Mt. Vernon ave. Mt.
Vernon. =. T. Tel. a..
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Investor Purchases Two Flats
On Boston Road in Bronx

Henry A. Kroeger sold the two five
tory apartment houses at 1925 and
227 Boston Road, 5ox166 each, to
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RENT
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Prices Irregular
In Curb Trading;
Changes Are Small
Southern Pacific Rights Are
Feature of Market, With
an Advance to Above p;
Asphalt Gains Slightly

Trading on the curb marke. was
father active at times yesterday, fol-
lowing generally the price tendency
on the Stock Exchange. and rnal quo
tations showed an irregular tendency.
Southern Pacific rights were actively
traded in for the first time. and prices
moved ever wide range.
Southern Pacific rights are for the
privilege Of subscribing to new stock,
Rnd trading in these opened about mid
day. when It became known that the
plan for segre CATION of the company's s
III properties would be announced yes
tcrday. The price sagged slightly at
first, from an opening quotation of
Is, but quickly rallied and was run
Up to 24Ss. A reaction carried it back
to 2234 on the final sale.
General Asphalt, which will be
traded in on the big board to-day,
moved up 5. to 44i4. but Reta'. Candy
was fractionally lower international
Petroleum rallied to 1914, while Cari6
Syndicate closed fairly steady. at 1o12
Smms was off u, ct ia. and Mara
cabo declined IL to Is. Midwest
Refining vas steady.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
LARcHM0MT, n. Y,
CREENACRES

5000 down will buy a beautiful whit.
ouhs".ow on Long Island. farmhouse tvoc
on p'o'' with hnr shade. roonls ana ,,nt n
I,"nrnr.s steam heat IN one uf WEST
SilrH r'N = cnoIctst communities price
quick sule '''' wv 'o'
,HOhEl"rS + FARLEY oRGANlIATloN
- ''' '''" 81" y \ I. Murray Hill 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02

EASY CONCENTRATIONS TO NEW YORK;
permanent home; everyth hing modern. cleo
trio light, steam heat; paneled walls; par
Guet floors: select neighborhood: water
sports, golf, country club schools, etc;
send for photo. fine living room. with huge
open fireplace, you can buy this charming
place with little cash down and the
money you now waste paying rent; invcs-
tigate. GEO. c. BLACK ELL Sherman
50: Hotel. B'way and list \. Y. c. Tel.
8400 Col.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
New Jersey

GTGiN MOOD and Virinity-rcal estate
-. NEATIiERBY CO. Englewood " J
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Manhattan
u itplNG, 5.story. basement and sub
basement. 25xl0O; electric clevatar ~,
s,no s.l val" hit: Immediate possession lol
2sTH ST. NORTIIW EST CORNrp 1s.r
av-l.ofts containing about $500 rcet
"ach; light. power. heat. Apply Reiscr.
owner, OF premises.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02

yEsTCiiFSTEK COUNTY REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Industrials

Sales Open. Iigh. Low. Last.
100 100 .Asina si'na lSs5... ESp... -. ss.. - *
SO 'Allird p Inc. 50. 5S< .
so Arto Fuel $. s7s. s77s SIS s77s
100 fBr-Am Ch c. 5
100 'RrAin r cou llia 1lss lli7 1lfs
100 'Bucyrus Co. u Is r. 15i2 Is 4
800 "Car 1t & r.. ga 2i2 "a 2ss
500 *Chlc Nipple.
2Up et'lrve Antt.. 81 47 As -
zoo Emp T & s l7As l7ia l7i4 l7%
zoe 's'arrcll Coal. l6 II Is Ii
30 'Gp.einer Mot II III. II 174
200 FCarland : Az a.. 49, a..
5nHG Cen A*nhalt 42a. 4+i7 42is Az,
900 do tights. !, j. Is u
500 -tioiGwin ric
100 -liavana Tob.. ~ ~ IL 1ia
7of SHercul,s Pap 1Hs% 19a. 10 1aN
leoN "Eay Co Gas ~ ia la x
fop Lin Mo 81 A. 25is 25ia 81 o4a.
700 Y ShinbdC. u 81 24% 25
700 so Am P& T. AK Az Az an
500 F"rfSC Tire ;, :; ~ >
200 tRadio Co wi 2is 81. PIX 2i
eho sCo nref wi 2Ae ~ oS, c5s
90 r f r r Inc 81.
5000 $50 Psc rts. ..l7 247s l. 2ah
IAn sS~ts TO of A Ia Ia
700 tToh r Exp ~ ~
50 "'rodd Shipvds 75 Is 73ia 73is
700 In PROFIT Eh 19s -. lhs ia
100 "tn r St can. sls 81
l"n [ D!Etri0 .. % % % %
1000 L Steamship TX It, H. ~
200 TNiiys 1T pf ~ 32i, .. ~
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-16
In an Around
GARY
POLES GATHER
y IN PUBLIC
DEMONSTRATION

Headed by platoons Of police and
brass bands, several thousand Polish
and Italian citizens held Individual
parades in Gary yesterday afternoon in
one Of the largest patriotic public dem
onstrations ever seen in the city.
The demonstration was a part OF
the nation wide campaign TO impress
upon the people OF their adopted land
the plight Of their countries and their
attempt 70 reach out to their stricken
counries with food and clothing
Hundreds Of out OK town visitors
marched in tho parade. The Italian
marchers followed the Polish patriots
who wound up their march al the East
Side Park where they were addressed
by prominent speakers. r. n. Bran-
ouski and Capt. H. s Norton were
among the speakers.
A big meeting in Washington to-
day will follow in tho wake Of
the nationwide demonstration ana
Mrs. Thaddeus Menszynski and r. H..
Brabowski viii 60 from here as dele
gates TO the meetings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-16
A PRETTY LOVE SONG
AND AN IRISH BALLAD

Frank Crumit sings a pretty love song
for Columbia Records this month. Its
titlc is Marion (Youll Soon Be Marry
in Me-, ard it's a safe bet that most
any Marion would. II she could hear
this appealing artist sing it, This selec-
ton IS coupled with Charles Harrisons
real Irish ballad. Pretty Kitty Kelly =
Dance Mama" Is not a disease but
a fox-tro. payed BY The Happy SIX. cal
cuiated TO promote thu desire for dane
ing until II really becomes a mania. on
the other side OF this record the L.ousi-
ana Five Jazz Orchestra plays the fox
trot SLOW and Easy" introducing I'm
Sorry I Amt Cot Il You Could Have It
II I Had 1t Blues
"Tripoli i a medley waltz played by
Princes Orchestra and introducing Let
the Rest Of the World co BY" The same
orchestra PLAYS on the other side Of this
record the waltz Romance" introduc-
ing There1l Come a Day"