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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
PRINT PAMPHLETS FOR
NASSAlIll SErfS VOTERS

BOSTON. oct ii.--Thc million cnpirs
win b. printed and distributed of tho
official state pamphlet which viii give
information Co. th' voters uf a." refer.
'nda a. tpi,.tr un the state ballot No,
"nhtr . Secretary 1T STATE langtry am.
uuunrrd THE pamphlet results from
that provision uf the initiative and rc.
fer ndum that tho people shan have
ample truNlr,lg of an acts Whi,h az.
suhuitt,d 10 them fur their approval or
III" rs per cent beer and
win" bin win trHhr ou thu ballot
Throughout th" state On Maiden. Med.
frd aud SvaupsUutt IN" voters Wtll a,.
opt or reject ~, tWoplntupn bill fur
iirtfIpn
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CLEVELAND PAYS
TRIBUTE To NEW
WORLD CHAMP IONS
sPECI,I. DETAILS 90 POLICE ARE
pONERl.ESS To HANDLE
CROWDS.
By Associated frcsa

BY Assoeaicl fretA
CLEVELAND. Cot i3--Cl'Nrlir
tonight paid tiibut, tu its world ,hum.
plou baseball team Boa e publ. demo"
stratiun IN Wtd" PARK attended lW
npprnNinairly 80 unU iiyrSunS - great
was the enthusiasm IL "a, base hall
ctpzy mob that u finally ho,lm, uu.
contrnllable and broke through tn
ropes marking uff thu siugr Wh,ry ,Ity
officials and the Cleveland American
League be- ball players sat smush, /
chair. pushed several persons into O.
small lake and Nuyally and physically
expressed It's juy over the winner e
the world ~'rcs.
speci1l details 90 police w,r, power
less and not until long after "a, lghts
had been put out and tho ball players
had l,fi did "a, t'rhfatiUu end ThUuf
ands were unable tu g,i near the scene
uf the demonstration.
MAYOR Takes Part.
Iialluwed down iu little paris
natural amuhilh'ltr,--Wn the silif
where SEATS we're reserved Ton Mayor
Fitzgerald. the PLAYERS and others VIII
took part lu the program Great scar, %
lights PLAYED down upon "a, stage. iitf
works were sct uif. hands PLAYED ana
automobiles Kept ~ "a continual h"r'
honkmg Each PLAYER n Dee WIS intro
dur-d got a Wild demonstration.
When the lnst spr'Ch had been mad
the mayor signallod that the program
WIS over but thc crowd refused q
leave. Instead u rufhcd forward
through the ropes and hundreds climb
cd on the s.agc Ia shnk" hands with
the athletes Rabies were passed over
shoulders 60 H. kissed. hats w'ru
smR shed and chairs showed ASH.
Squads 81 police ranged through th'
mass of people trying o. get q o. break
up. but without avail
Lights Turned Out.
Finally. the hall players were slippc
out the back ul the stage. the '.ghi~
we're turned ont aud lusty luugcd me"
with mcsaphonrs begged every un' 'u|
go home N,t fUr uprr than tn hour
later did the crowd. SLOWLY hut uoisilN
start fOr homc. u was midnight before
IN. park had been rlearvl
Tho Cleveland PLAYERS this afternoon
voted g. give Walter Malls and iH'
S.wcll. recruits y be- joined the club late
In the Season. fun shares in IN" spit
- the world series receipts. ON" thous'
and dollars each alsu was given To-
H.-.r.rary walter McNichols. of N"
Cleveland club Scout Jack McAlliS;c~.
Trimmer Percy Smnllwuod Ground
Keeper Frank Van prllcn ana Miss
Edna Iami, suu chief clerk ~ th" club. Z
Mrs. Ray Chapman. widow 81 the play
,r killed. hy % ball thrown hy Pitcher
Carl NAYS ~ the Yankees. already hal
been vuicl n fuil share.
Tcdav's action a th" pltNcrs reduced /
the share 81 each 90 - FNs.33.
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IhnrIrr Of Rod lrnss.

H.. American Re-, Cross ;v it,
congr, Ssionli charter. rs officially dc.
signed
To furnish volunteer 1id tp 10, f.cf
and wounded II urini,s I'm tim. ol VA
"a ucrtdtryc With "a, treaty ~ Gc.
noVa.
To act go matters ut voluntary relief
and. m accord with "a, military aud
laval nutrurItirs a. m"dirm q com.
municeiiup between be- American pru.
pie aud their army aud navy
To cortlru. and cgIN an 4 systrm
Of national aud International rHllt m
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Rubber. Mere Polite.

DENVER oct. ~ FILLING l'h
carriage with several hundred dollars
worth It clothing and juHcltN. burglars
'voro startled 10 h'ar the vail Of an
infant when they loaded the ouriag,
I,.h ct stolen goods into an auto truck.
The baby WAS returned Geo Us sl"rning
mother without AN alarm being raised.
and tn robbers escaped with thu loot
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DIDN'T MIND IlII. -
MI MISSED HARMONIC \

SlOTN CITY. prt ic-lail WASH
so had. but without his mouth organ
William Iach .m f.lt life unvnlIu,hl"
When searched at the l'ulr" station
his b.iongings Including his prircd IN
monica. were taken away from HIM. ll'
was still pleading Ter it w6gn IN" Jar.
rod door was locked behind him.
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limo 81 peace ana "a apply the same
In mitigating the suiiesings ciuNd by
pratilenc'. famine. fire. fluuds aud
4" '"~ greet national ,ilnmili,s and tu
devise and carry on measures rr pr
,,uug 20, same. Act ~ Congress,
January o. 1905.
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BONNIE DELI. WINNER
or FEATURE At LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON. Ky oct i3-Ths
Ashland stalk Tor Ill ti,tt,rs the feat
urc Of tudays grand circuit pngrdp
here. was won Us Bonnie Dol driver
by his amateur owner, Th"mus -
lands. after four siii heats o. which
three din,r,n, truttcrs mad taken rcc'
or,is ~ s0s 90 better.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Important Lease at Newark.

One of the largest deals closed in Newark,
". j., was the suitcase Of 63o to 6f1 Broad st.
and to 20 New St, for sixty three years
and the leasing for the same period Of 20
and "a New ST.. adjoining. Louis Kamm.
Inc, leased for the Frank G.. Shattucl1
Company. operating Schrafft's, to Marcus
Loew. who viii improve the site with q
theatre and mercantile building. which
will cost about 81 100000 The theatre will
seat $500 people. Thomas w. Lamb will
be the architect
Four months ago the same brokers
leased the property to the Shattuck Com
pany, which under the terms of the new
lease retain store. 20x1O0 feet. The prop
erty measures 50 feet in Broad st. x20C
feet. The owners of the property are
Morgan and Stuart Edgar and Mrs
Charles \. Grummond.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15

av.. between Rutland road and Fenimore
ST., Brooklyn. 200x100.
John Pullman Real Estate Cornnanv
sold 439 I'd ST., Brooklyn. a four story
apartment, S0xl00. for the estate of Ida
j. Keating to Henry c. Miner.
Bulkley d Horton Company sold eis
East 26th ST.. Brooklyn. two story two
family house, 20xloo, for Harry Wolf
James Fl. Cruikshank resold 10 Stuart
M. Waldenburg about eleven lots at the
corner of East 10Th st. and av. q, Brook
lyn. through Alfred Muller.
Suburban transactions.
Major William T. Starr sold to Mrs,
Mary L. Treat residence and "a acres
near Grants Corners Ossining, N. Y.
through George Howe.
Scarsdale Estates. Robert z. Farley.
president sold large plot in Reimer road,
Scarsdale. N. T.. to II. Martin de Long
Mrs. John Turner Atterbury leased
thought William J. Roome & Co.. Inc, the
property of w. Seward Webb, Jr., at
Manhasset l.. !.
]. Albert Johntra sold dwelling. 26xI0o,
at 81 State ST., Flushing, l.. l.. to Otto 3.
Leonhard, tenant.
Edward p. Hamilton & Co. sold for
Robert T. Spencer to E. d. MacMurray
Isl Berkeley av., Orange, N. J., dwelling
and one acre.
s. S. Walstrum-G Gordon & Forman sold
for the estate Of Joseph III. Christopher,
residence at 2S2 Prospect St. Ridgewood,
N. j., to N. II. Wood; for Alonzo Devoe
to George v. Halsey. l6 Doremus av.. and
for Harry p. Bailey, lot in Claremont
road to Charles S. Cooke.
Real Estate Notes.
Fred r. French Company will erect the
new apartment house on the plot, SO 6x
1922. at 245 to 249 West 18th St
Crosby Craig, treasurer Of the Selwyn
Realty Company, and Lawrence z. Eli
man have been elected directors of the
AID Street Property Owners and Mer-
chants Association.
Max Bauman. New York contractor, was
elected treasurer of the National Associa-
tion Of Building Trades Employers, at
their first annual convention in Indianap-
oils, Ind, Monday. Other officers elected
were as follows Andrew Lanquist, Chi
caso. ILL.,. president; George Donley, Cleve-
land, o., V. F. Gould, Omaha, Neb.. and
=. j. Thomas, Memphis, Tenn, vice presi-
dents.
United Interests. Inc. importers. are the
buyers of Greene ST., reported sold in
the HERALD yesterday.
Bernard P. Rinzy is the buyer OF 247
East 12fth ST., reported sold recently
Ritter Realty Corporation is the buyer Of
l.Sl5 Prospect av., reported sold in the
HERALD yesterday.
VIM. H. Whiting & Co. and Ernest
Tribelhorn were the brokers in the sale
or " to 80 Bleecker ST., recently reported
sold.
Harry \. Kohn was the broker in the
sale of ZIG West Tth St, recorded yester-
day
Harvey J. Genung and Arthur C. Day
were co-brokers in the sale Of the Humph-
reys house at Morristown. n. j.
Vasa X. Bracher has been appointed
agent for As West 6sth st.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
AUCTION RESULTS YESTERDAY
At No. II Ncsey street.

BY George Price:--West 121th st. 100 9, Zx
99.1:. story tenement: TO Frank Grossman.
BY / Lincoln seide:-East 55th ST. 300. $.
25x1O0.5 story tenement: to Lyman kellman.
SIG 10.
BY Philip Fl Sheridan:-West 18th st, so. 9,
25xlo3.3. story. loft and store building: TO
Isdore Rausch. S33. $50.
BY Arthur G Sheridan West 41st st, AT, S.
25x9S.9. story tenement: to plaintiff. $4,000
At No. 3,2OS Third Avenue.
BY George Price:-Shakespeare nv. @ $, 36t S II
of Featherbed lane. 30y1o0. vacant; also, Jesil'
av $, 619.11 II of Featherbed lane. TX
1I3 Gx5s II x1Os.5 vacant; Withdrawn.
Austin place aS2. 8, 81 .6x100 story
shop: TO Lillian Fish. $4,000.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
AUCTION SALE TODAY.
At No. 14Yesey Street.

BY Bryan l.. Kennedy y:-2ith st. t41 f. s. 303
II W of ID av 22x9s9 story brick bulidin.
Maura N Carter VS. William Bradley ct al; Ed
ward MCGUIRE. atty. 81 Chambers ST. Josepii
McCloskey. referee: due. S12. 1850; taxes. &c,
81. 90.
BY / Lincoln Sede:--St Nicholas nv, q s. 20 It
OF 11lst ST. 15S100. vacant: Frederick Feurina
ct al vs. Octay Land Co ct al; Bleecker & Tucker
due. Si3.52O.C9: taxes. DC. s3.2i1 173.
BY II Mayers:-East Broadway. 700. 8, 12t
IT W of Clinton ST. 25xS76 story brick hall !;
Margaret 4 Lundle VS. Wolf Rosenberg ct al:
George + Allison. atty. t15 Broadway. Joseph X
Truesiale. referee: due S34 10: taxes. &c. $1,000
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
COURT CALENDARS
EOR TO-DAY.

Appcllate Division. supreme Court.-Befcre
Clarke. RI: Toughlin smith. Pare and Merrcil
Il. %. IS 20. 20. 81 se. 50. 81. SO. 81. Sc So.
supreme Court Appellate Term, ~ Recess
supreme Court special Term Part L. pcfora
Finch \. Motion calendar called NJ 1918 A. "
Part - Before ravis. J Court opens ~ 1880
\. NJ. Es.pnrtc matters
r,;.sa ss r'gsfS9s sJfGS ak, r,:
The New York herald., 1920-01-15

jei SS5 go. 67b. o $50 o. 6s5 s. asS 2oss. egG alS.
Causes TO be sent from Part to Parts and
Parts ., 7 and s.Nct in session;
Short causes. Nos. 1856. 4eoi 5ll2, 1886, 52Ss.
y Part S1mseforS Iietsney l9qlsst s eai a.
a sas ssseas sicG 3os s s4os All 9 5fi2 7 ss7 Az
s e 1922 @ 3is .s glo2l lss sst 4o & ssi is 24fa $l45
3Mi 345s. 5Iie 2i37, 3iis, 3i4S, 3i5o, 5isi. 2455
1851 1851 2 22iSa sss s 2a 22aSs se7 e7 2sGs 54sS sS ss9S
al ss 24ss M &4Et 4st Siss siss s s 4s ss ss s.ss
24s5. 2ieo. @iei 2i93. 2iss. .e504. pass. =
Causes Sc e be sent from Part to Parts g. g. O.
ss9s flsS slts $sS f}ss 1$$SSss' 4ss 4SSs sSSs
i$i7. i9si. 10. 44ai. 55e6. so7; i$4e lisa
J2s1, JJ221, 1902 lssi l2es ises 1870. ls7l' 1863
lssi. i5s5. iSsS. i3ss. 1885. 1850, 1891, iS92
ass q 1es IS sen s22 % G 4ea Paits
1885 CONT cfTPs' Ws for Be5ess Eele
I. jenkins, Annie Kelley. Charlotte Lede5er
Gssaslf s'VsP s Fannie FsSeu s
If dss7s.ea nsfEs Ss qssa? Sss sass se4S a.
c Court sasnaMr alarm Rsr At
10 Eapfrts matters a. 1s3T ssSmact A.
calendar Nos. iIsoi. ilses. ,lisS4. asSsas lso3ss
Is lilo lizSs i lfSii iH Hog iie i iossS iSssS
1873. 9570. 1899. 1888. I2934.. 1885. SITS
sl5g. SOFA, 1898 stl9' 6oso. gglSo, GA. GAL 6etdIl
5oo6. 5oo6. 1865. STAG s7i7. $3.50. eiae. STA s7o3
Part 2-No day calendar.
. Causes 10 be sent. from Part to Parts 2. 4. g.
6. Z and for trial.
Part 3.-Before Smith. ]. Commercial calendar
Nos l3sO4. l35s8. 1879 1850, 1850. 1870
1870. 12soo. 1921, 1s6ls, 1888. 14o62 l40el,
1875. 1901. 1886 1885. i4009.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Observation-Disclosures.

81 3 %;s. ;s5 sss 1T a
sfM SsGes I5s % ssth % nss .5ooS Jss E"
atty i G. ( T 90. 1i6 Broad ;..... 81
BnSaDwss4x TSSs s4a 49, iSss 2a : & 'fsts q
hrOaay si 2l e ksisnT kRefsnni9s is Ranacs sI fm
pposSmsnt r% serss ~ Co.. i Broadway Sov 20 ieiS
sRME AK eaGs. 6s iS BTssSMsy Co 10 sI
an 'Ss b. Heaty aty c3F 5 sTead~sy s EssT'y, y,ie
isis; atty. @ & T co. i5so Broad;
SANE prop Mary Arthur 10 Reliance SiH improve
@e9t CO. 4 ID BT1oadwSsy 11r"rSr, Dec 90 1919 atty &
sSME prop; Louise q Ardenaw i ano 70 Eeli
lsR st5 cS ara Is sc assncc @
{sRvi2'ssi Sa part, atty 'Ff'ecssiiE co
cLiSToY sr. iij 8. els IL Of Brcome EST st,
clinton st; Jsa I: mtge $4,000; atty, Charles
DEY PsS sT 81 ~ % Soc III Il Of iicad~ay o. s,gS
bsy fsh IL eSCSaMs{ 5 Edw ~ seafes S5 %
rSSi Sit WI,lsnfSgfoE ,ls 8ga5 e. BTssdEsy !,
o 9Sia Jan 49, c0 atty; '' rs5s ssGs'dTTsA TosAs,r MTG
cREEsM E2ssSTMas sT 1875. a5sic6 paalinc yynre SSo
q .al 70 Burden Realty Corpn. IS Park row,
uOTsToN sT. 200 ". the building only; Leo I,
Wolins e. Hno. 2l4 Fulton st. TO l. a q Holding
Co, Inc 23S hroadway: Oct IL. 1919; atty A
Rosenbluth, 2Sss. broadway. ............,...,sl
LEXINGTON AV, W :, 30 n s of 10th st. 2Ox2O 3
Morris Herman & ano (exrs n trus Of Herman
Bacharnch, 20 Martha Herman. sos West End
All: Henrietta Norilinger, iiJ y SOth st; Flor
ence Mayer 400 West End nv. Blanche Bacha-
rach. % y snth -; Dec ", 1919, attys Nord.
ron i2i. on tax map ~ Now York city. as said
man was Sept ., 1910; John ! giynu ref, 10
rae ~ New York; Ian ~, forecoscd pe,. Is
psr ScUn fGyp;ffl y .ots ',, y;
The New York herald., 1920-01-15

Above I4th st. TO 59th ST. UnclusiveD, },
East River to North River.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Tlorida-sale or Ront.

PROFIT AND PLEASURE cume & ownerr -
grapefruit orange groves "a I4AkEl.NNft
itlGuL NbS FLORIDA Non cgu own erov
az SMALL COST and realize LARGE pROFtT.
WI 10 rease in value psc4 ycur ana II aiaay.
salahlc. send FOR illustrated book showing arsif.
and profits ". '. tTALihM X co. o0-re-
5UT lrihu7e Rriidlns. - Nassau 81 f.iorh1e
Beekmau-GfTZ
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED

~s-----7------l--l.- ---4->I-|-I----- e-1----
ATTENTION. UM Ni.l-.
WFSTCHTSrFR GENTIrNAN.~ YSTtTN
VALUED stoc 600 on OV g. WANTED NO-t
CASl BINER. ". II. MILLS hEAt1uH O.
r. ASr A2n.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
PHILADELPHIA REAL ESTATE.

SAM III T.. ADAMS
500 BELLEVUE cot M HrlLDiNG.
1,lis WALNiT r. 81
TELEPHONE SPRUCE-J541.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Observation-Disclosures.

WILLIAM ST. 136, to a @ story offices, &c; IT, G
Berlin, J47 W 9th st. owner: l. Eining, archl,
tect SfV.Ns'v
30 Az S76 to a story store Il hotel; Alchcmist
Realty Corpn, 205 w 10Th st. owner; X z Y 4
9Th ST. fN2 & 0oi r. to . story stable &
garage: Betsey Ann Fay Estate. $50 Nassau IT,
owner: 81 II Howell, architect. .......... .Sa.ucO
26iII Sr, pal W. to story tenement; Estate
of w Dimick 1J6 broadway. owner; J II
knubel, architect. ...... ..........: so, w
gT1H SI 234 W. to 4 story tenement: W
Cohen ls g Schor, 2SU 7th av owners; Cohen,
architect ..............:..... .s!. Nv
18th ST 100 W, to q 4 story dwelling; II Il
Gardner 40 w 54th st, owner; Il Il Swartburg,
7erU S,T AZ W 10 story dwelling; L
Furman, ri u I'D st. owner: J Harrison.
1iarii sT. III W, to n 3 story dwelling; 4 Lane.
lT3a Madison ay, owner; Cohen. nrchi-
I2STJ S'r iii W, to a 2 story stable lSencnson
Realty Co owner: G Schacfer. architect. .SI.oOO
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
SUBURBAN HOMES. TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

MIL rent half my house Including cNcflie-
cellarage; references required aud given. Tefc-
phone 23iO-FluShing.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Borough of Brooklyn-sale orient,

BRICK factory, four story basement; cons ructe,i
about 13 years ago: well hu!it. In good repair
occupied but 10 leases; approximately tOxsO feet
corner East New YORK a,. ard Watkins ST.
DAVID JOYCE. ST5 Fulton ST. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Alterations--Bronx.

f7sTu ST. q 10. II w of Roston road. 8 story
frame factory, 23xT5; Adoiph uollandcr. lake
wood, \ j. owner. q Steinmctz arch,
teCt sHOaOVV
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
Leases-Manhattan.

LcdSeS-iN
WOOSTER 0,,g,E ST I52j5e , store 1st floor
2.elG Farragut road. Brooklyn;s7 yrs from Feb
l. 1922; atty. Jacobson. 40 Greene st; 9 yrs
i25rh 81 81. ioi in i. cor Park av, store part art
yrs from 'Y Teb I io3o: ait,ys Gilbert ciIbsrt
Aryerne. /; ;. 4,12 yrs from Jan l. .19ie:
FINE ST. 81. Il floor Eliira r sclgas to Grey
Eeer Est ,s Tenqfy u a10 yrs ,y from My
2lsfH 81 sly 75ssi IS ;V all jacob Bsshen 70 JOS
So siS siS9' LoS. H%F'sSslya
7TT W,s Hy , % .,i5 F'aSSFis sS5 I1ql;sy Il,s
from Jan 1. 1890; attys. FITCH \ g. Grant s2
sIa AS, ss5:: :: stone i sSslSsrs iis Realty
y, from NAV l. 1917 HELLENIC Ec5v Tc Co sSS
MkSGIx sf. los All Jallns slaycr 10 3 superior FOR
from Feb i. 1920 atty samuel KaSan 81 psrs
wSSssHivGTov sT saoi; 4 sol. n cor + Ieroy row
Ctrusl 10 lie Iicy Holding Go. 2l4 Fulton st: :
srh srS fsg o2 3SJ DSw h " case %. res.w.
yrs each: atty. Rosenblatt. 233 Broaiwsy.
la2p ST, 1915 W: al; Jrmos Murphy to payid David
J Mcclsry. a.3io 7th ay: 10 Yrs fr.n Dec
sri xv a5s.ao: dii ioit Est;ic II Earens %
e Charles r McGulre. 40 Central parry w
firm William y Lent & Coz. go 9th av; yrs
PRINCE ST. 1873: h b. Einoi-c citv ride ccrp9
20 rnicrity raper & supply Co. 81 ii,h 81:
yFS iTSPS S ~ ~ I'd ors sobu ss srsoo poc
,9g 10 Mc,C sIcr TgsTs s, * r. me premises
ss1TI ST. 1ee W . & W stores; r simpson &
from March /, 1920. east str. Sr from March
oan w ss n 49, mar, ". y,;I,a =" ~ sto.l
Harry wolpin. it2 W ii2th 81 from Nov Is
1nfe 10 scp 30, 1ncs; attys. NJ y Meycrs
rP tNKFORT ST. 20. all: VI Josephus NV toI
Hans Rees sons on the nremlscs: yrs from
sTrH SIT. 1878 r. 4 b;uv n T. sigrnn"
u Greenwald 10 wannler Efectric Co I'm y
s5th ST. yrs from NAV I. 1920. al 200
The New York herald., 1920-01-15

WANT to buy dwelling. pref ra I, in Ukrfg 81
Hastings: price may Dc little more ut le-
than $1,000. Il. B.. box 22l Herald uown'own
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
ATTrNriuN. ovNrrs.
JOIN y. rEEL CO. SCI Me-t sah ~.
WANTED

% purchase or lease 2uCr1 gu. of
square foot building viciulg tr
puanTw Tw,a11 ,I,s IT,sur'h ~, - " NS
~ a.. 49,. .f..4.ffI.... ... .-'
The New York herald., 1920-01-15
BrookIyp Market Active.

Berkshire Realty Company. Inc, Joseph
:. Hart president, purchaeed the block
frent OF six six family houses Ia fiathusn h
Evening star., 1920-01-09
VOLCANIC ACTIVITY IN MEXICO
CAUSES PANIC IN TWO CITIES
Disturbances In Sections Believed Con-
nected With Earthquake, Which Left
Death and Ruin In It's Wake.

ed by the permanent legislative COM
mission. and has directed the money
be sent to state authorities in Vera
Cruz. The Mexican Red and White
Cross organizations are actively gath
ering supplies and money to be for
warded to the earthquake district.
Newspapers in this city have Joined
in raising money for the people OF
the destroyed towns.
Report From Orixabn Confirmed.
Reports that a new crater had open
ed on Mount Orizaba were confirmed
late tonight by Capt. ]. S. Nicolas,
who had just arrived from Cordoba.
He declared the new crater was Wis
ible from Cordoba, ana that it was on
the right side of the volcano on the
section of the peak known as Citla-
lepetl. White smoke was issuing
from the crater when he left the
city, he said.
Capt. Nicolas declared scenes of in
describable terror were common in
Cordoba, with the inhabitants sleep
ing with their doors open and leaving
their homes panic-stricken at the
slightest alarm.
Following an appeal by Col. Chau-
line Fontes. general manager of the
national railways, who asked that
employees contribute one days pay to
the earthquake relief fund, it was an
nounced this evening that more than
100000 pesos would be subscribed
within few days. 1t was said that
the men generally would contribute
liherallv
Evening star., 1920-01-09
AMERICAN DOLLAR IS AT
DISCOUNT IN ARGENTINA
Secretary of Commerce Sees Need
to Increase Exports to
That Country.

The American dollar is at discount
in Buenos Aires. Argentina. and the
Argentine peso is at a premium in
New York, Secretary of Commerce
Joshua w. Alexander said in a state
ment today.
Today the American dollar is at
discount of about 11s per cent in
Buenos Aires. In other words, ac-
cording to recent quotations. the
American dollar. worth at par 81 1.03 in
Argentine gold currency. has an
exchange value of about $102 in that
currency.
To keep the, Argentine exchange
close to par a continuation Of in
creasing exports to Argentina is ur-
gently required: also we shall be
obliged to draw further upon our
reserves of gold to lquidate ad-
verse balances in our trade with
that country. the Secretary said. The
balance of trade against the United
States amounted to only about $685.
100000 in the eleven months of 1919.
as compared with an adverse balance
of about $125.000 in the corre-
spending period of 1918.
"Argentina is extremely prosper
| ous." Mr.. Alexander said, land can
absorb large quantities of practically
all classes of commodities. Now is
| the time to market our good there.
Later the competition with certain
| European countries is bound to be
strong and will be assisted by the
| heavy discount in Buenos Aires on
! sterling, franc and lira exchange.
Evening star., 1920-01-09

camps belonging to the international
and Transcontinental oil companies. UT
is said.
Advices given out here state that fol-
lowers of Gen. Manuel Pelaez, outlaw
chief and virtually independent ruler in
that district, had been expecting to re-
ceive munitions from steamer at that
point on the coast. Certain bandits
who were rivals of adherents OF Pelaez
were operating near the lagoon OF
Tamiahua and learned of the expected
shipment They laid in wait at a point
where they thought the munitions would
be landed and when Roney and Boles
appeared the rebels believed they were
carrying arms to the PelaeZ forces
Fire was opened upon the two men. who
were killed.
1t is stated government forces arc
pursuing the bandits and that the for
eign office has asked local authoritics
for further information regarding the
shooting of the two Americans.
Evening star., 1920-01-09
FOUNDATION TO DEVELOP
INVENTIONS ORGANIZED
Philanthropic Institution Will
Have Research Laboratory With
Engineer Corps.

NEW YORK, January e.-The ma
tional laboratory foundation for the
development of American inventions
and American industries, was found
ed here today by leading inventors,
engineers, financiers and manufac-
turers of the country. Thomas Howard
was selected chairman pro tenn. of the
national legislative committee, and
Francis H. Deane managing director.
The institutions purposes are to be
philanthropic in character, to foster.
aid and develop the idea and perfect
the invention regardless of whether
the inventor be rich or poor.
1t was proposed to found an en-
dowed institution with a complete
modern research laboratory, machine
shops and resear rch and patent library
and with a suitable corps of engi-
neers. chemists and mechanics in
charge.
At a banquet tonight speakers will
include: Simon Lake, president of
| the Lake Submarine Company; Brig.
Gen. F. T. Hines Of the Army's trans
portation service, John Hayes Ham
mond, jr., of the radio research lab
oratory. and Samuel Gompers, presi-
! dent of the American Federation of
Labor.
Evening star., 1920-01-09
MEXICAN OUTLAWS SLEW
AMERICANS, is CLAIM
Tampico officials State Roney and
Boles Are Said to Have Dis
regarded Warnings.

MEXICO CITY, Thursday, January s..
F. ]. Roney and Earl Boles. Americans
who met death in the Tampico region
early this month, were killed by rebels
after having disregarded warnings from
local authorities, who advised them not
to venture into lawless regions alone.
according to kilograms from state Off
cials at Tampico given out tonight by
the interior department. They We're
shot by outlaws on the seashore between