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Mirea scoase banii din buzunar
81 intinse mana zicand:
''Poftim restul, doamna 81 va
multumesc pentru masa.s
20, mai pentru ce. Tine restul
la t-ta. Ma cam gra!besc. Ma due
la un agent de plasare. Mia pro-
mis- ca Ia doua vine 0 femeie care
vrea sa mearga ca seryitoare la
tara. = atat de greu sa gasesti pc
cineva = se angajeze Il tara, :"
zis,s Sofia, 81 v5zfnd pc Mirea Cd
st4 ca mana dntinsk, urma: I'll
an spus, tine restnl pentru d-ta.
Pune sbanii in buznnar, 90 ma
suI,kr & ii Mirea, 90 pc timpurile
yesEI,i, c1nd primes ii Acea tot
eSsI snnea 611is csud 81 ausea
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sPAndA LUP1LoR.

Vanatorul Gogosescu,
Ce vaneaza multi din gura,
1ntalneste pc Tafnescu,
Vanator, mai Gu masura;
81 porniti pc trancaneala,
De cum dansii s'au vazut,
Buna ziua n repezeala,
81 Tafescu a 'nceput:
- E, fusesi la lupi, ia spune,
Ce isprava mi-ai facutg
Ti-au esit dihanii bune?
Ori nici urine n al vazut?
= Ce vorbesti tn mai de urine :?
Ce? ma crezi incepator?
Turme ma auzi tu? turme!
= Nu mai spune! Taci ca NOR
= Da 81 eu!... Ce lean facut L..
Lam bagat in dracii toti,
Care n teava mia 'ncaput,
A scapat vr'unul socoti?
La 'nceput, uf! ce osanda!
Degerasem asteptand
Pitulat, de un ceas la panda,
Far sa vadt mimic trecand.
Oar de-aci incolo, tin te!
Ute icea ma, asa
Sa Sc faca cine-ti minte,
Seapte lupi, nu alt ceva!
Eu de colo, 'cum ma stii,
Nu-mi pierd cumpatul de loc,
Iau la ochi 81 cum tintii,
Patru din intaiul foe!
Uliu, mama! Deal Fl fost,
Sa vezi goana p'ai l-alti trei!
C'apai, nu fugeau mai prost,
Iesea sufletul din Ell!
- Lasa, bine c al scapat.
-Da de unde Ce-am mai tras
Stai, sa vezi ce s'a intamplat:
Ma trecut un sfert de ceas
81 pc semne, ca cei trei,
Prin padure au dat rata,
Pc la alti flamanzi ca eli,
Ca ma pomenesc co haita!
E, acuma e acuma,
D'asta, Q sa, scapi mai greu,
Ca Sc cam ingroase gluma!
- Ba de fell! Norocul meu
Ca setqqsii J, ,,dnpa prada,
Zorind ca sa-mi dea asaltul,
NJ veneau Gu toti granada,
CT sir, unul dupa altul.
Sange rece, cum sunt eu,
Cum am fost in multe rinduri
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au saracit parintii Ell, cum dupa
moartea tatalui eli fost silita sd
lcaute 0 slujba. Miseriile indurate
Gu noua ei stapina din cauza ge-
loziei, viata de lucratoare la ma
gazinul de mode, -cunostinta GU
capitanul Micsunescu, casatoria,
deceptiile 81 suferintele indurate
Gu Ell, moartea lui, nasterea feti-
| tei, 81 cand a ajuns Gu povestea eli
trista Ia moartea masei, Mirea
plangea. Orele trecuse de sapte,
Sc fnserase, 81 racoarea serei facu
|pe Spfia 81 Sc scuture 81 q por-
neasc4 Gu pssi repezi alaturf de
Mirea, care parea defteptat din
tr 'un Wis.
''Sa mergem pc JOS, pana la
Capnl Podului," mi-e cam frig 81
mi-e teama Sd nu racesc in ira
sura," zise Sofia, q pornira pc
Ialeea principala alaturi ca So
seaua plina de trasuri dc plata 81
echipaje boieresti. Fusese . ii ad-
mirabila de toamna, care scosese
II Sosea aproape toata elita Bu-
Fcurestiului.
Mersera tzcuti pan4 la Capul
Podului s. inoptase. soiia fncer-
y a. e1tssa ori ~ provoace PEI
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Mirea la discutie asupra unor su-
biecte la ordinea zilei. Raspunsu-
rile scurte 81 Affirmative ale lui
Mirea, in cele din urma au facu-
to sd taca.
La Capul Podului Sofia chema
un birjar. Ii spuse lui Mirea Cd
merge la proprietareasa Ell sa-si
ia ramas bun. Mirea scoase un
oftat prelung. Ii saruM mana, 81
Sofia Sc urea in trAsura. Spuse
birjarului strada 81 numaru, ii
aducandu-si aminte ca nu la spus
lui Mirea adresa, ii zise:
''Daca vrei sa-mi scrii, Comma
Vultureni, judetul Arges, 3 sufi-
cient. Mana birjar!" 81 urma
feflectand.:
Tot asa de frumos 81 de timid
cum il stieam. Saracu-l! Dear
gasi Q slujba" 81 peste cateva
momente:
Daca \ 'asi Fl incurcat Gu violl
|reanu l'asi Fl plimbat 81 pc oeorul
iubirii, 81 l'asi Fl sedus, dar asa r.
u nm suspin prelung esi din pep
tul ei, care Sc framAnta ca . msrs
|rascolita de fprtnnx
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Desbindri|e po|itiCej inferno 81
{. situatia din noui|e tinuturi

Acum cand criza financiara a
VENT sd complice 0 criza mai We
che de guvernare, cercurlle con
ducatoare au inceput, in sfarsit,
sd revina la sentimental realitatii.
Mai bine mai tarziu decat nici-
odata spune un vechiu proverb.
Moi nu putem decat sd he bucu-
ram de acest reviriment in opinia
noastra publica.
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ST cum am sd flu mereu,
NJ stau un minut la ganduri,

ST cum am sd flu mereu,
NJ stau un minut la ganduri,
M'asigur can pusca sunt
Seai-spre-zece focuri toate
Si-mi zic Geo vrea domnul
slant
Sa ma scape, doar Ell poate.
81 g9nea haita de lupi!...
Doamne 81 multi mai erau!
Ca albinele spre stupi,
Asa legiuni veneau.
Iaca 'ntaiul, pane 81 gata!
Nici ah! baremi n a mai zis,
Dupa dansul, Isl ia plata 4.
Gel deal doilea inserts;
Vine-al treilea; la mir!
Sill fac turta la pamant,
lau peal patrulea la sir
Sill culc, Gu piciorul frant,
lar peal cincilea I traznesc
Drept in 'frunte sill dobor.
Fiarele Sc indarjesc,
Oar 81 eu sunt spaima lor!
Care cum imi cade' n pusca,
Pane. si-i pierre piuitul,
Gel ranit, zapada musca
Si'ntr'o clipa-si da sfarsitul.
Sease, seapte, opt, la rand,
Unul dupa altul win,
Oar ma soap de eli curand,
Pane 81 pane! trag tot in plin
Nu sa .zici ca mai lesina,
Caci de moarte ii lovesc.
Iata si-a noua jivina,
Lutte pusca! ochesc...
- Ho! c'apoi ti'ncui pc loc
Fleanca ala 'mpelitata,
De-o sa zici ca n'ai noroc,
Daca I dai 81 p 'asta gata!
Cat mis- toanele de calme
81 sunt ell de omenos,
lti traznesc cate-va paine,
De mai ce sa lei de jos!
Victor Bilciurescu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-03
INSTIlNTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentii
nostri a observn urmatoarele
reguli Ia trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adresa.
l. Sa Sc scrie adresa veche
1nde la mers ziarul 81 adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoana sa
Sc alature marci de Sc. Sa sc
caute sd nj Sc dea numele stra-
del 81 al orasului correct.
Cine nu observa aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapta sd i Sc
schimbe adresa ca nu Sc poate.
Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-03
MOI PLATIM BANI Gaia
PENTRU

Liberty bonduri. Thrift and War
Savings Stamps. Asemenea cumpArAm
81 aur vech:u, argint. platinA, diaman-
te. juvaere, ceasuri argint viu. mag
nete points. marci postale nefolosite. sf
orice lucruri de valoare. Aduceti-le 10
moi. MOI cumparAyn 0rice de valoare 81
platim bani gaia. Simon este cea mai
cinstita casa de achimb. proprietari 10
The Ohio SBAcltlng q Refining Co.
Oficiul, Room Z16. LennOx building
Colt Gu E. 9th si Euclid.
Deschis pima Ia orele 6 p. m. (5-4$
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title personale fata de conduca-
tori de la centru al tarii pentru
Fl 1nainte de orice Romani 81
numai Romani.
NJ putem indestul repeta acest
indemn pc care ziarul nostru Ia
rostit de la inceputul aparitiei
sale 81 a fost, din nenorocire, a.
proape singurul care STA menti-
nut neclilDita aceiasi atitudine.
(Din ''Dacia.D.
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Divizarea fortelor politice
romanesti de peste Carpati
adevarata primeidie.

Din cele de mai sus ar urma ca
minoritatile, odata organizate, al
ii intr 'adevar primejdioasej pen
tru viata statului roman Gu regim
Gle vot obstesc. Cum drepturilt
mlnoritatilor de a participa Ia
viata publica sunt sfinte 81 prir
legamantul initial de la Alba
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lula 81 prin tratatul ulterior pri-
vitor la ocrotirea minoritatilor
leacul nu Sc poate afla decat in
sanul majoritatii romanesti: Nu
mai de aci Sc poate indeparta pri-
MEDIA sau, dimpotriva, agrava in
asa masura in cat sd periclitam
insasi opera Unirii celei mari.
Precum au spus-o char d-nii
Mihaly 81 Bucsan, divizarea poll
Utica dintre Romani este adevara-
tul motiv de primejdie fata Gu
organizarea minoritatilor
J Nu exista, prin urmare, decat
un singur leac: blocul polite ro-
manesc in fata minoritatilor sau,
mai exact, pentru evita crice
aparenta de ostilitate fata de con-
cetatenii nostri de alta limba, in.
cetarea certurilor inutile dintre
Romanii ardeleni. In asemenea
caz majoritatea romaneasca asa
'cum este de fapt va ramane ma.
joritate 81 de drept prin rezulta.
tul alegerilor. In loc ca minorita.
| tile sd he trimita numai in Ca
mera un bloc de aproape go depu
tati, ceeace nj Sc pare in orice cas
exagerat, - blocul majoritar par
lamentar din partea Ardealulu
81 Banatului ar Fl romanesc, cum
de fapt majoritatea o cOnstituesc
numericeste, Romanii.
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De aceea certurile vechiului rega
n'au ce cauta in rouile
tinuturi.

mente, fugar inregistrate, rezulta
pana la evidenta .gresala, am spu-
he char crima transplantarii cer-
turilor din vechiul regat in tinu-
turtle de peste Carpati. 81 spunem
fugar pentru ca, dincolo de ele.
mentul strict numeric, favorable
noua, nu trebue sd perdem din
vedere ca minoritatile constituesc
in genere populatia oraseneasca
Gu nivel cultural ridicat, aecono-
miceste bine situate 81 aproape in
toate cazurile mai bine armate
pentru lupta vietii, deci 81 pentru
lupta politica aproape toata ru-
rala.
Certurile 81 desbinarile politice
81 personale din regat trebuesc,
prin urmare, oprite la vechile gra-
mite. Dincolo, orice roman de aci
cahd va trece va trebui sa-si ute
legaturile sau simpatiile de par
It'd ori inclinatiunile sau antipa.
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Pentru D&ri de sea0&, Invit4r1 d
botez, cununii sau dansuri. 1 cent? N-
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Publicatiile % fie insotite u Ou1a
nocosarA. Credit nu are 6ec1t a0caotA-
tile din Uniunea 8. r. n
Hanuscriptels sAu fotogra3u M ~
lnApoiaSk.
The New York herald., 1921-06-20
BRONX MARKET NEWS.

Clifford r. Taylor, advertising man
aser or the American Erporter. has
purchased through George Howe 81 resi-
dence on College road. Fieldston. River
dale-on-Hudson, from John r. Quinn.
The house has fireproof attached
garage for two cars
The three five story new law apart
ment houses. on plot 125x100, at 964 TO
9'2 Morris avenue, near 164th street.
have been purchased by S. D'Onofrio
from Leopold Weiss. The broker In the
deal was Louis Block.
w. j. Huston & Son sold for the Bond
and Mortgage Guarantee Company a
plot 50x144 on the west side of Macombs
road, 1S6 feet south of Featherbed lane.
Plans have been fled for new Bronx
apartment houses as follows:
Ryer avenue, west side. 161 feet south
OF 1S1st street. FIVE story apartment,
122.Sx91.4. Valhalla Corporation, Jacob
Petersen. Third avenue and 14sth street.
president, owners; Moore g. Landseidel.
architects. $350000.
Andrews avenue, northwest corner OF
1880 street. two Ave story apartments,
'5.lxS9.1l; Poe Construction Company.
Max Fass. S33 Manida street, president,
owners: Morgan & CHASER, architects
S2s0.Oo
2S1st street. southeast corner Kings
bridge avenue. Ave story apartment,
l25.1xs6; Madeline Realty Company,
Max Cohen. 200 Riverside Drive. pres-
dent, owners; Morgan & Glaser, archi-
tects.
Samuel Cowen sold for the Brothers
Realty Company 597 East 13sth street
| 5oSlo. a six story apartment house. hav-
ing twenty-four suites
Louis Gold & Co. purchased. through
:. Malm. the property at the northeast
corner of Third avenue and 1s3d street
from the estate OF Cyril Carreau for
Improvement with two story business
building.
julius Trattner sold for Louis Lese
439 East 10th street. northwest corner
Elton avenue, three story frame build
ing, with stores, 2iX10. TO Philip Soloway.
S. l.. Aronds Company sold for John
II. Schroeder 1924 Crotona avenue, a two
story house, 23xsi.
Patrick Holland sold 40 East ii6th
street. a one and a three family house.
fo- Felix \. Burns TO Bertha Hunink.
The New York herald., 1921-06-20

Riverside Drive for DR.. Edward l.. Cru
sius TO Arthur West.
Manson Jacobs Co.. Inc, rented TO
Oxford Cloak Company the ninth floor
in 1873 West Twenty-fifth street for three
years at an aggregate rental of $4,000;
also to Blau Brothers floor in 10 West
Thirty-third street; 10 Francis Negligee
loft in 43 West Twenty fourth street at
an aggregate rental of s35,o 900; to st.
Cloud Buffet Lunch Company. Inc,
store and basement 1f7 West Fortieth
street for ten years at an aggregate
rental OF $7T, 800. Fred Goldsmith was
associate broker I'm the transaction.
DurcsB Company leased for William
RI. hammers the southwest corner OF
Jane and Washington streets to the
High Grade Malt Products Company;
also the store In go and 6sl Hudson
stree. 10 Daniel Ghiandell and John ].
@asale.
tiiitlaore Realty Cooperation leased
the eighteenth floor In i43 West Thirty
sixth street to Katz s Ogush. jewellers.
for an aggregate rental or $c5 600; also
offices In 10 West Fortieth street 10
Brooks s; Co.. and offioss in IS Fifth
avenue TO Nelson q Levine for an ag-
gregate rental OF $4,000.
Charles G.. Edwards Company leased
the ninth and tenth floors in 2Ss Fourth
avenue TO Edmund Wright Ginsberg
Company; also store and basement I'm
81 Worth stnset TO Edwin z. Berliner &
Co.; store in East Thirty-eighth street
10 NJ. d. Hill & c. II. Dean, and an
apartment in 10 East Sixty-sixth street
to r. A. Robbins.
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford leased for
Eva j. Rogers and Estelle M. Ross the
plot OF lots on the north side of 124th
street. 425 feet east OF First avenue. 1854
lcoll, TO the MacCracken Garage Equip
ment Company. The tenant will erect
modern one story garage. Shaw.
Rockwell e. Sanford have been appoint
ed renting agents.
Goodwin & Goodwin, Inc, rented for
Cushman & Wakefield. agents, an office
on the eighth floor of the Canadian
Pacific Building. Madison avenue, For
ty-third to Forty-fourth street, to the
Simplex Utilities Corporation.
Charles G. K,sller leased from plans
store and basement in 133 and 135 West
Twenty-fifth street. to I. SHERMAN for
ten years for restaurant purposes.
j. Arthur Fischer leased to Braisted &,
Sherlock. store In 14S West Fffty-fourth
street for automo bile supplies.
n. A. Hageman leased from plans loft
in 96 West Thirty sixth street to Henry
Siegel.
Peter Grimm leased in 81 to 81 West
Fifty-second street an apartment to II
FL. Weatherhead, Jr.
The New York herald., 1921-06-20
INTENSIVE SELLING
CAMPAIGN PLANNED
industrial Leaders Form Sell
Now League.

campaign in the interest of inten-
sive selling to be wased by the leaders
OF American industry was inaugurated
yesterday with the announcement Of
the formation of the Sell Now League,
119 West Fortieth street
II is the intention of the committee 20
enlist every manufacturer and merchant
In the United States for the purpose Of
spreading the doctrine Of selling as an
economic aid at the present time The
committee includes Francis II. Ssson.
vice-president of the Guaranty Trust
Company Senator Nathan Straus. Jr..
Joseph p. Day. Jules Baohe. Senator
Arthur Capper, John Willys. president
OF the Willys-Overland company: E. C.
Patterson, president of the National
Cash Register Company; 3. G. Forbes
and J. Mitchell Thorsen. chairman.
Manufacturers and executives of SELL
ing organizations are invited TO enroll
at the offices Of the league. No financial
support is sought.
The New York herald., 1921-06-20
QUEENS BOROUGH DEALS.

F. w Scutt & co. sold SIX cottages in
Belaire to the following: a. B. Palmer,
J. n. Reid, c. Bungay, G.. II. Jensen A.
w. Celler OF Manhattan and William Nc
Bride of Brooklyn: also cottage on Am
herst avenue, Jamaica, to G.. n. Mayors
Of Manhattan. three cottages on Nos
trand place. Jamaica, TO p. II. Brown,
Joseph Sheldon and Justin Venetucci;
also cottage on Maxwell avenue. ia
maica. to w. II. Hughes OF Manhattan,
two seven room frame houses on Smith
street to Frank Miranda and Savinio
Buccio. The same brokers sold plot
corner of Pacific and Vine streets, Ja-
maica. to Mrs. Dorothy DAILY; plot on
Humphrey place 10 Mrs Jennie r. Tenn
pie, and plot. 75x100, at Hollis Park
Garden 70 Sebastin Cascio
Roman Callman Company leased for
b. L. Touroff, Inc. to the Consolidated
Art Company. Inc, third floor. contain
ing about 10, 900 square feet in the fac
tory at 81 Sunswicl street, Long Island
City The tenants will operate q dyeing
plant.
" r. Savic. Consul General of the
Kingdom OF the Serbs, Croats and Slo-
venes. has purchased an apartment at
Jackson Heights Queens. Other apart
ments have been sold to Wyckoff Peyser,
Miss NJ. F.. Mullane John G. Stuart, j.
Wade McGowin and John f. Glenn.
The New York herald., 1921-06-20
In the Dwelling Market.
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

The Tenth Church OF Christ. Scicntis'
leased the ground floor OF 81 East Eighth
street for reading room and Sunday
school. Louis II. Fiold was the broker.
Rice & Hill leased In the southwest
corner OF Broadway and f'orty-ninth
street space on second floor 10 Sieeei {
Friedman at $4,000 per annum. aud acc
ond floor shops TO Or. George y Elis-
berg. Belle NJ. Friedman and Fred ~.
f,rody those rentals aggregate s25,0o0 a
year.
Albert r. Ashforth. Inc. leased Offices
in the Liggett Building, Madison avenue
and Fcrty-second street. 10 the Douglas
Service Corporation and IN io5-11t
West Fortleth street to Dr. Arthur
Greenfield.
Coughlan & Clisby leased for Mr..
Meyer y. Rothschild his house at i45
West Fllphty-ffth street 20 Mrs. Annie
Whittcmoro FOR FIVE years.
Houghton Company leased apartments
in Si1 Riverside Drive to Pauline Mer-
Ram and Dr. Hugo " Felix. also sub
leased the furnished apartment in 5l1
The New York herald., 1921-06-20
NEWARK TRANSACTIONS.

The factory buildings and power plant
occupying the entire block on New Jer-
sey Railroad avenue. between Miller
and Vanderpool streets and Avenue A,
207x357. comprising $4,000 square feet
of floor space, have been sold through
Louis Schlesinger Inc. for the Franklin
Hat Company to Lasker & Bernstein.
Inc, importers and exporters Of sponges
and chamois. This is one Of the largest
factory deals of the year in Newark.
The South Park Presbyterian Church
through Louis Schlesinger. Inc. sold the
premises. 91x10o. at 177-1S1 South
street. southwest corner of Dawson
street, to NJ. Copeland Cohen.
Feist & Feist sold for the Storms Ele-
vator Company the two story factory
building, 90x165, at the northwest corner
of Vesey and Herman streets, TO the
Wilson Imperial Company, which owns
the adjoining property on the north.
The sellers have taken back a. lease for
part of the premises.
Fest & Feist also sold the four story
apartment house, 25x10G, at the north
east corner of Broad street and Fourth
avenue for John Pepper to Emanuel
and Bernard Levy Of Buffalo. ~ Y. The
sale carries with 1t the vacant plot inn
mediately adjoining. The buyers will
later improve the entire plot With an
eight story apartment house
The Federal Drug Company, which
recently purchased the building at the
corner OF Broad and Kinney streets from
the Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
has arranged through Feist e. I'eist to
lease the upper floors OF the structure
for seven years.
Harry J. Stevens sold the two fam
ily dwelling southwest corner OF New
ton street and Thirteenth avenue for
William L. Benjamin To Isidore Abram-
owitz OF this city: also the adjoining
dwelling at 105 Newton street Tor Mr..
Benjamin to the same buyer. The same
broker sold the two family dwelling,
gxfoO, at 25 North Second street. for
Anna Dougherty to Ella Porch and the
dwelling. 50xl0o. at ga North Fifth
street. for John and Frances Hall to
Robert Sauter
The New York herald., 1921-06-20
GIRL STRUGGLES WITH
HER RESCUER IN RIVER
Man Sapes EIeia Nico With
Aid of a Rope.

Miss Eleia Nico, 20. OF eo2e First ave
nue.. yesterday jumped into the East
River at 1i1th street Alexander De-
filetis of 332 East l14th street, heard
cries from persons on the pier who had
seen the girl jump. and dived into the
river to rescue her without removing
even his straw hat. The girl struggled
to free herself when he brought her TO
the surface. and had II not been for a
rope thrown by a patrolman. which the
rescuer managed to grasp. she might
have succeeded.
After being treated for submersion the
girl went houye. Deficits went homo also
after borrowing a discarded patrolman's
uniform at the police station.
The body OF Robert Goddard. TO- OF
544 West Thirty-ninth street, who Was
drowned while swimming in the Nortn
River Saturday evening. was recovered
yesterday by police OF the Marine Divi-
sion who had been graphing for it all
night
The New York herald., 1921-06-20
PLEBSICITES URGED BY
PANAMA MISSION HEAD
Proposes Way TO Settle Costa
Rica Boundary RoW.

WAsHrSGToN, June 19.--Plebiscites TO
settle the boundary dispute between
Panama and Costa Rica have been sug-
gested to the State Department by Mar
ciso Garay, Minister of Foreign Affairs
for Panama and head of special mis-
sion sent to the United States to adjust
the controversy over the arbitration
award OF certa in territory to Costa Rica
by Chief Justice White.
The idea advanced by President Por
ras of Panama is to conduct two plebis-
cites, one in the Pacific and the other
in the Atlantic zone The proceedings
would be carried out by commissioners
of the two Governments with the media
tion Of the United States.
Panama seeks a peaceful settlement
OF the dispute with brother nation"
Mr.. Garay said to-day. "and any other
form of settlement or one which was
secured through force would probably
entail permanent warfare between the
two countries. Such a settlement can
only be obtained through this country
giving Panama a hearing"
The New York herald., 1921-06-20

southerly side OF avenue w also plot
6ox1oOX irregular northeast corner Of
West Fourth street and avenue O. Ma
than Stern was the broker
william Liss. Inc. sold for Mrs. Rose
Graveur the northeast corner Of llalsey
street and Broadway. i1xSo. & two story
frame store and apartment building.
o. Z. Allard gold 1aa East Tenth street,
n two and half story detached two
family cottage, 35xld0, 20 Mrs. Helen II.
Cawlev.
Charles Partridge leased the second
floor in 1858 Bedford avenue, at Fulton
street, for dancing acadcmy
Martin Company leased for the Jack
bert Realty Company TO Henry j. Stack
the three story brick residence and gar
age at 81 Orange street.
Charles r. Rickerson sold 35 Butler
street. q able building. 514xlOo, fof
John Heitmann to a maker Of automo-
bile tons
The New York herald., 1921-06-20
DROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Geyer & Geyer sold for tho tvanhoe
Company the following store properties
under construction on Myrtle avenue:
2S35 and 1855 TO Fred Sandman; e639 to
August Prorfo. 26i1 20 Charles Schneider
and 1851 and e53 10 ]. Mack.
Meister Builders. Inc. purchased from
Leo r. Spiess a plot 20x150 on the east
SIDE Of Gravesend avenue. 20 feet south
Of avenue W; plot 20xi00 on the west
side OF East Second street, 220 feet north
OF avenue X: plot 60x100. northwest
corner OF East First street. and the
The New York herald., 1921-06-20
EUROPEAN JEWS NOT
ANXIOUS TO EMTGRATE
Fears in This Country Depre-
Gated hy Jacob Massci.

Fears OF immigration OF masses Of
Jews TO this country will be removed a.
soon as European conditions become
more settled, it was declared last nlght
by Jacob Masscl at mass meeting OF
Jews in Cooper Union. under tho au-
spices Of the Hebrew Sheitering ard Inn
migrant Aid Society. Mr.. Massol was
one OF the nrst commissioners sent 70
Europe at the close OF the war to aid
In reuniting families separated by the
war. The purpose OF the meeting last
night was to hear his report.
Mr.. Massel snld European Jews. con-
trary 70 general impression. do not wish
to leave their native countries. but would
be glad 90 settle down there " condi-
tlcns would permit Most of those who
come have close relatives here. Other
speakers were John l.. Bernstein. Leon
Sanders. David Pinsky and Alexander
Kahn.