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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-13
Sc acercan las Pascuas.
Ordene sus tarjetas a Real
HmnOs., Tanca /, San Juan.
AQUIEN INTERESE
81 I'd. tiene una plancha electri-
ca en- NAL estado y desea arreglar
Ia, solicite a Vicente Sanabria en-
FL Mundo" 0 en- Catano, Tren St.

Sc ALQUILAN dos habitaciones para
Dfcina enael Tobacco, Palace tercer
2iso (calle Tetuan) Daran raz6n en- Ell
nismo pisC. 12- III
Sc DESEA comprlr alquilar casa
en- ell Condado o calIe de residencias
en- Santurce. Con cuatro do1Anitorios
v garage Precio de s a $4,000 y por
alquiler de 500 a $50. 81 esta amue
blada. DirijaseRa Apartado 500. San
Juan 12-17
MANUEL JULIA obsequira a sus
favoreeedo realizando q precios
de quemaz6n, cincuenta (50) docenas
de medias de sonora en- su Sastreria
San Jose IL, frente la Correspon-
dencia", desde el dia 10. 12-17.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-13


La junta directiva de la Association
Nacionalista PortOrriquefa en- Nueva
York, en- la session llevada efecto Ell
dia % de noviembre de 1921, en- el nIi-
nero tres oeste calle noventa v ocho,
-tom6 los acuerdos siguientes, segdn Sc
nos lnforma:
1.-Se acord6 enviar un cablegrama a
los nacionalistas de Puerto Rico, insi-
nuandoles la necesidad importante de
cnviar una comisi6n Washington, pa
ra informar al presidente Harding de Ia
verdadera situaci6n del pals y de los
ideales de la mayorfa de los portorrique-
nos.
A esta comisi6n Sc unira un represen
tante de la Association Nacionalista Por-
torriquena en- Nueva York.
"a su llegada a Nueva York, fu6
acuerdo organizar una grandiosa mani
festaci6n de recibimiento, Y dar un ban
quote en- su honor en- el Hotel Pennsyl-
vania, de esta ciudad.
Tambien Sc acord6 celebrar una
magma extraordinaria asamblea, Ell pro
ximo domingo diciembre "a, 1921, con
ell objeto de tomar importantes acuerdos
con respecto la actualidad politica,
v consolidar de manera mas efectiva el
ideal de la independence de Puerto
Rico
Pr0nto enpezaran circular las invi-
taciones, anunciando la calle y local
donde ha de celebrarse esa asamblea.
Estas invitaciones estaran dirigidas a
! todos los independentistas portorrique-
nos y a todos nuestros hermanos en- la
raza v en- la lengua que simpaticen con
Ia libertad de Puerto Rico.
Antonio 3. ORTIZ,
Secretario.
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10 envuelven hielo nieve.
Suefia con una palma,
que lejos, en- Oriente,
solitaria SO atrista, silenciosa,
sobre el escarpe de penasco ardiente.
81 vibrar oigo la cancioncita
que en- algtin tempo, cant6 mi armada,
al golpe del dolor fiero,
Ell pecho casi me estalla.
Me impele un deseo oscuro,
arriba, hacia Ia alta selva:
ALI Sc disuelve en- lagrimas
mi enorme pena.
Estabamos sentados, ioh amorcito!
juntos, confadamente, en- leve barca
La noche era tranquila: fuctuabamos
por ell vasto camino de las aguas.
La isla de los espiritus, hermosa,
al rayo de la luna, crepuscular posaba:
y vibraban, ALI, sones amenos:
alli, ondulaba nebulosa danza.
Y mas mas ameno el son vibraba:
ondulaba la danza aca y ALA. NJ.
pasabamos nosotros, fucttantes,
desconsolados, por el vasto mar.
Entire suefos he dorado:
some que en- la fosa yacias:
disperte: mejilla abajo,
lagrimas aun me fluian,
Entire suefos he dorado:
son6 que til me dejabas:
oispert6; Y amargamente,
aun mucho tempo lloraba.
Entire suefios be dorado:
sofi6 que bien me querias:
disperte; y aun, raudales,
fiuyen las lagrimasi mias.
Traduciones del, alesnan, por Jose Ma
IARTEAGA PEREIRA.
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EscR1ToR1os PARA oFrc1NA

Todos tamafios, estiios y calidades a
mejores precios que ninguna otra par
to. en- ell Departamento REMINGTON,
San Justo 18. Advt.
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Trate de COn0CeFIa

Es suave como Ia. sedsss g3Ea
Ahorrativa como una monja.
Elegante como estrella de cine.
Linnpia como una desposada.
oResistente como el acero. ..
= Practica como buena americana.
Tratela, ella 10 .conyencera Y en- Ia
intimidad 10 acompanara toda la vi
da. Sc trata de la Navaja "Auto
Stropn. De venki en- las prlncipa-
les casas de San Juan
Sc DEsEA alQualar en San Juan. dos o
tres habitaciones, sin amueblar. con ba-
no. 0 un AGirador. Ilame al tslefono
1914, San Juan escriba Allen SO
altos. II is
,NUESTRA bombilla Filamento con-
centrado le dara mas luz. Rivero Cha
YES Co, Brau IS. Up.
81 A1QUILAN dos habitaciones para
hombres solo. Sc exigen y dan refe-
rencias. Para informes, telefonO S22 ro-
10. santurce. Sc vende un soIar l12-16
so1IcrTA CoLoCAcIoN ofcina CO.
mercial primera clase, maestro gradua-
da ingles capsz rendir buen trabajO.
AceptarA pequeho sueldo empezar No
tiene experieneia efcina. Habla ingl6s
Jcorrectamente. Dirijase "MAEsTRA,
APARTADo 1904, San Juan 12-17
Sc VENDE por $3.50 un automovll
"Haynes'' de siete pasajeros, usado,
pero en- buenas condolences. Dirijase
4 Auton6vil, apartado 500, San Juan.
1924
La Pan-American Life Insu-
rance Company tiene oportuni-
dad para dos vendedores quie-
nes han tenido experiencia en- IA
venta aunquer no en- la venta de
seouros. Tiene6 que ser hombres
honrados, de Iouena presencia,
educaci6n, Y capaz de ganar tres
nil a diez NIL doIares por ailo.
Dirigirse pora aescritos a la Pan
American LifeaInsuranre Comp
any. Edificio Swigget. Saliva
dor Brau 80. San Juan, dando
detalles de .su experiencia.
cOMPRE bonbiIlas ALPHA. Riverc
Chaves y Co, Brau rs. p
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Los FORToRRIQUENos DIsCUTEN
~ EN- LA ACADEMIA
de sThe SUM- de Baltimore, Die p

(De tThe Sun" de Baltimore, Die. p
La INDEPENDENTS de Puerto Rico fu6
Ell teTna de discussion ,anoche, en- la sec
ei6n espahola de la Academia de Glen
cias de Maryland.
Antonio Ayuso, native de Puerto Rico
y estudiante de Derecho de la t'Uni
versidad de Maryland orador principal
del acto, dijo que ell General Miles, cuan
DO desembarc6 en- Puerto Rico durante
la guerra hispanoamericana, prometi6 a
los hab;tantes de aquella isla la inde-
pendencia, Los portorrique1os son dis
tintos en- raza y en- costumbres los
americanos- Ayuso-y no desean
ser absorbidos por los Estados Unidos
! Ell "sTATUs DE PUERTO RICO
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La sit0aci6n pOIitiCa de Puerto Rico, jlzgada pOr
.... Ia prenSa de los EStadOS UaidOS

ca, para concluir con la incertidumbre
que ha venido cTear tai agitaci6n.
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AnunCiOs ECOn6miCOS

sE ALQUIIlA una habitaci6n suuebla.
da para cabaIlercs solamente, con Wis
4 q la bahia. Informaran Calcta de
san Juan No. 2. Tel. sos negro. r
RAR6AcIA :-Por 40 poderla atender
"a dueao, Sc vende una fsrmacia de por-
vehit, aituada en- puntO csntricC con
nagnfhca clientela, en- una peque1a po-
hlaci6n de Ia isla.s Para informes pue-
dam dirigirss i Ell MUNDo, San Juan,
u. R.-P.
I'm CRIsTO 4 Sc alQuilan habita clones
frescas, con I'm bOnito panorama, In
fOrmaran Telefono 15S Verde, San
.1nsns 12-22
I fsIfs IOlFEs De BAKBERIA; So COM
pran dos que esten en- buen estado mar
ca 'iKoken'' siempre cusnao que
scan de hero aporcelanadc. Para II.
formes dirijase a R. Santiago ''Tan-
ca II San Juan. G-
1900 POsTALEs AIiEEdANAs,s Anne.
ricanas y suizas; en- Iruagenes Paisa-
les. Amorosasl Festiyas de Tiaeisles
Ell colores, remitense, al recibo de So,
pur Parcel Post Insured libre de portes
s.Post cara Dealer P. o. Bog 45e,
San man p r. l2-23
Sc ALQUILAN habitaciones grandes,
lfz electrical, luz de gas calefaccion,
baten banjo, esInerada limpieza. tfes co
midas diarias, cocina portorrjauefias
Iifez pesos .sennanales cada persona.
1esw. 11T tn. st. entire Lenox Il Quin-
taAvenida. Concha Morales. a2-14
KSL0s UNI0NIsTAs DE P. f.: Las
SitiSignias, alfleres de corbatas. yuntas,
spitsha corbatas Y botones para solapal
sccnsIa banders puertorriquefa va nos
han. Hegado, de Europa y las estamos
vendiendo rapidamente, avance 4 COM
prar la suya antes que SO concluyan.
Dfnet Pacheeo, Plaza BaIdoriots, San
Juan P. r. P
Sc DESEA arrendar en- la jurisdiction
de Guaynabc Rio Piedras una fnca
de 20 s. 80 cuerdas apropiadas
para paste y que tengan buenas aguas.
Dirijase a: Fidel Arenas, Fabrica de
Panuelos, RIO Piedras, P. r. i-5
Sc AIOUTIA una habitaci6n CON niue
bles en- sin muebles en- casa de familia.
Iiformaran 5. Gale Cerra, santurce.
10-Ae13.1+sa Wts9
es44esLss ~ y { a. Z u, I y 49,
VENDO. CASA de reciente. construc-
ci6n en- Pueblo viejo, q nienos de TN
kilCmetro de Catafto; 4adormitorics, iras
talaci6n sanitaria luz electrical; 46S
metros de solar. Esplendido sitio para
Ia crianza de. aves z muy saludable. 10
minutes Santurce por la Carretera
Nueva. Apartado 4s4, Rio Piedras. 12-14
Sc CHARACTERIZATION en- Pueblo vie
jo d 6a kil6motro de rataho, sembra-
al hn paTts dc malojillo y yerba ele-
FAME. Actualmente Sc cuidan diez va
cas- paridas. Casa c6moda, installation
Sanitaria luz electrical. Finca COM
puesta de 55 cuerdas. Precio arrenda-
miento limitado. Ramon Rivera en- la
niisma % Apartado 4S4, Rio Piedras-
12-14.
CUANDO necesite una bombilla,
compre una ALPHA. Rivero Cha
YES Co. Brau Is. p
Sc ALQUILA o Sc vENDE, el Ho-
tel Eureka. Dirijase personalmente a
la propietaria Anna Axtmayer. p.
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ARREsrADo PoR SEDUCTION

Por orden de la Corte Municipal de
Guanica, ha sido arrestado por la poll
cia, en- Ponce, Carlos Ferreira Espinosa,
per un delito de seduction:
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VENDO

Bonita casa de concrete con su
garage acabada de construir.
Lame a su propio duei1o: D. Diaz
Alexandra, Tel. 237 azuI, San
turce. Advt.
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IMPoRTANTEs ACUERDos DE Los
NACIoNALIsTAs PoRToRRIoUENos

(De ia Prensa',, de Nuova York;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-13
LAsTRA q cANALEs

Abogados & Notarfa.
Cortes Insulares & Federal. Fran
quicias. Indemnizaciones a obreros.
Income Tax. Edifcio Bouret. Tele-
fono 1868. Box 1s47. San Juan. p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-13

CUANDO necesite una bombilla,
compre una 'sALPHA". Rivero Cha
YES Co. Brau rs. -p,
SE ALQUfIA d Sc vENDE, el Ho-i
tel Eureka Dirfjase spersonalmente a
la propietaria Anna Axtmayer. p.
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gOMPRE bonabillas ALPHA. Rivero
Chayes y Co, Brau IS. p.
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Antonio B. ORTIZ,
Secretario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-13
''Recordar es vivir".. Dante

10 envuelven hielo y nieve
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-13

Sc DESEA arrendar en- la jurisdiction
de Guaynabo Rio Piedras una fnca
de 20 s. 80 cuerdas apropiadas
para paste y Que tengan buenas aguas.
Diriiase a: Fidel Arenas, Fabrica de
Panuelos, RIO Piedras, P. r. i-5
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
CAMP WINNISOOK

For Boys STE years; IN the heart of ths
Catskills. Afkviile. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
NEW STORE BUILDINGS
FOR NEW ROCHELLE
Builders Buy Site for Nine
Structures; Suburban Deals.

Louis Gold Co. Inc, have purchased
for the Waverly Building Corporation
the northeast corner of North and Lock-
wood avenues New Rochelle, n. Y. and
VIII erect nine two story business build
ings on the site at once. The operation
VIII involve an outlay of aobut $2b0,000.
Fish Marvin sold for James r. Nc
henna his country estate, consisting of
house and garage, on the Pondfield
Crossways, at Bro nxville, to A. b. Jones,
president of the Kelly Springfield Com
pany. The place was held at $4,000.
The same brokers sold for Mrs Edyth
Devereux of this city her property on
Oak road in Briarcliff Manor. comprising
one-quarter of an acre plot, with frame
residence, 10 j. j. Harold of this city.
Robert f. Farley Organization sold
for the estate Of William B. Rice of Bos-
ton a plot in the Bryn Mawr Park Sec
tion of Yonkers. ~ Y, to Mrs. Viola
Quimby of Kingsbridge, Y. Y, who will
build house for her occupancy, The
same brokers rented for the summer for
Searles Ba bbitt his residence on Vermont
avenue. White Plains y. y, TO j. S.
Oppenheimer of this city
Thomas s. Burke sold for James T..
Cooper the two and a half story dwelling
at 46 Leighton avenue, Van Cortlandt
terrace, Yonkers. to DR. Edmund Otis
Hoveyy geologist of the Museum OF
Natural History, who will occupy.
Thomas A. McWhinney Realty Com
pany rented the following residences {:
For James r. Rowe on Mulry lane,
Lawrence, l.. J., to Isaac Lahm for T..
c. Lindhold, on William street. Law
renee. to ]. Kalmonawitz for Meyer
Nebenzahl, on Woodmere place. Wood
mere, to- Samuel Prince.
Frank HARRISON of Henderson G. Co
fl Broadway, has bought plot of land
fronting $50 feet on Whittredge road
With depth of 226 feet. This property
directly adjoins Mr.. Harbisons present
home on the rear. The transaction was
negotiated by Eugene Jobs-H. F. Beck
Company.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
WILL SELL 40 LOTS
AT ELMHURST TODAY
J. p. Day VIII Split Up Old
Moore Tract.

A tract of 40 lots al Elmhurst.
Queens held intact by the Moore family
for 25o years is TO be split up to-day at
an auction sale 10 be conducted by Jo-
seph p. Day in a tent on the property at
Z. NJ. The lots TO be sold have front
ages on both sides Of Queens boulevard,
on both sides of the Long Island Rail-
roads right OF way on Maurice avenue
on Laurel Hill Boulevard. South Rail-
road avenue, Fitch avenue. Coler ave-
nue., Twenty-first and Twenty second
streets and other adjacent thoroughfares
The property is in the immediate
vicinity OF the Elmhurst station on the
Long Island Railroad and is convenient
TO the Twenty street and Elmhurst
avenue stations on the Corona Division
Of the Interborough and b. r. II. Sub
ways. They are TO be sold for the heirs
OF the late John Moore.
Queens boulevard, 200-foot wide
thoroughfare is the route Of a Queens
boro Bridge trolley line from Manhat-
ran 10 Jamaica, while Broadway, adj
jacent - the ElmhurR station. is. the
route of another trolley line
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Ames & Co. leased for William II.
Gunther the building at 307 West Forty
first street to John Stevenson also for
Frederick Hussey the building at 453
Seventh avenue to James H. Jarrett.
Charles +. Noyes Company leased the
fourth floor In 10 Maiden lane to Levi w.
Rubenstein - fourth floor in 107 John
street to Fred A. Muck store and base
ment in 469 Broome street 20 Asher a.
Boredz. Inc. sand the fourth floor in 19
Plat street for Franklin Petit to Henry
b. Lounsbury.
Frederick Fox & Co. leased to Heiss-
man Brothers. sixth floor in 55 West
Third street also to Eugene C. keenan,
second floor in 366 Sixth avenue.
Charles c.. Keller rented first loft in
14s-150 West Twenty-fourth street to
Morris Lenshitz; also first loft in 232
West Twenty-seventh street TO 5.
Schwartz 4 Bros
William S. Sussman, Inc. leased floor
in 21 East Fortieth street to Fulton
Lumber and Terminal Company; space
in Merchants Building. Broadway and
Fourth street. to the following Berger
& Kontoff. Eichler & Himmelstein, Cohen
& Kaplan, r. G.. c. Clothing Company.
Goldstein & Hitler, b. Pincus. Star Lam
brequin Company, Famous Cap Com
pany. European Novelty Company
Greenwald n Stern, Klein. Simon a
Schevitz. NJ. S. Clothing Company Abe
Spirer Fucker. Sobin & Fucker. Man.
haitian Trading Company. Belport a
Frank, Nathan Bros. also space in SO
Wall street to Jacobs g. Co. Deitches &
Goldwater George Il. Fisher, Albert T..
Little, Kinch-Wicander. Inc. The same
brokers also leased to Abraham Schwetz
store in northeast corner OF Fiftieth
street and Lexington avenue. adjoining
the Lexington Opera House. for drug
store.
Louis Schrag leased the following
lofts: In 144 Fifth avenue. to Rudolph 4
Silberstein.; in 143 West Twenty-first
street. to Campo. Scottozza & Amato
in 100 West Twenty-second street, to
Bartmck & Gleichenhaus. and in 32e
Seventh avenue. to Samuel kass.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
Stolen Automobiles.

The following autos we're reported stolen
last nlght In radio message from Police
Headquarters:
Ford 1920 sedan. license i7sse7 n, Y. motor
iG5h3t3.
Ford 1890 sedan. license 25os4 n. Y, motor
4SOtl0T.
Chandler 1890 touring blue license loiSsi
~ v. motor 0gT61.
Buick 1918 touring. license 7Gso5s Mich.
motor 4Og723
Cole 1918 touring. license 232loi y. ". motor
2s3iI
Buick 1920 touring. green. license ael y. v.
motor ba2Tsa.
Cadillac 1910 touring. brown. license wa
n ". motor 305i4.
Mercer touring. license Pi6n v. motor
Ford 1921 sedan. license 2soaia \. Y, motor
unknown.
Dodge 1920 touring. license oiss2l =. ".
motor 4i4051
Cadillac te2i touring license a5oios y w.,
motor 4SsiNS3
stutz 1870 r,d roadster. license $50 " ST..
motor unknown.
Ford 1920. ono tow ,rucs. license Csi4722
~. y, motor SS3OiDl
REQ 1917 touring license 15sTe0 s.. ".
motor 04d40.
Dodge 1920 'aNicah. brown ard white. d.
cense O56t7s y. v. motor 5Ois47Xi5
chandler 1921 touring, license 2S1si, motor
Ford sedan. license 25si55 u. s.. motor
f0ioOfs
Lexington 1871 tourius. blue body. biack
top. license 1902 N. r.. motor unknown
Packard 1910 taxicab, blue. license O54J0T
N. T., motor 1922, hack license 1916.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
METROPOLITAN LOANS
S6,98I 900 TO BUILDERS
S5,550,O0O for Apartment
Projects in NJ. Y. City.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com.
pany Yesterday authorized mortgage
loans for a total OF almost 5000 900. OF
which sGssl 600 was on dwellings, aparl-
ments and business buildings. and a
little more than 5000 900 farm loans.
The housing loans on single dwellings
and apartments number l40. These m
clude 40 dwellings IN Missouri. Ten
nessee. Georgia. California, Oklahoma,
South Carolina. Michigan. Iowa and
New York, and nine apartment houses
in Missouri. California. Oklahoma and
New York State outside OF New York
city. for a total OF s6ls. 900. II also in
cluded loans in New York city for
twenty-one new apartment houses TO
house s9s families for a total of S5.555000
OF these six are in Manhattan to house
3s5 families: ten in The Bronx 10 house
"a families; four in Brooklyn TO house
1As Ia antilles, and one in Queens to house
20 families
The entire list Of dwellings and apart
ment houses I'm New York city and out
side are to accommodate ] .iA families.
Eleven loans We're on business build
ings in Georgia. Florida, Louisiana and
New Jersey. amounting 10 little moiT
than s71Sooo Farm loans were 25s IN
number, averaging a little less than
s., 900, and were in fifteen States In TINS
South and Middle West.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
DAUGHERTY ORDERS
TULSA RIOT INQUIRY
Investigation Directed to See
Whether Federal Law Has
Been Violated.

WASHINGTON June 3-A general in
quiry .nto the race riots at Tulsa has
been ordered by Attorney Daugh-
erty, it was announced to-day at the
Department of Justice.
The purpose is to determine whether
the disorders were in violation of Fed
eral laws. Preliminary reports. 1t was
added show that the situation is purely
local.
The inquiry ordered is informal and
will be made by the departments agents
in the field.
TULSA, June S.-Searcn for alleged
rtngleaders of the race riots of Tuesday
right and Wednesday. the lifting Of
martial law and progress on plans for
rebuilding negro zone were develop
ments in Tulsa to-day.
Adjutant- General Barrett, in charge
of the State troops here told fhe Cham
ber of Commerce it was unnecessary to
keep the State troops after to-day and
this afternoon issued the Governors
order restoring civil law.
Agitation by few irresponsible
negroes was blamed for the part of the
negroes in the race war here in state
ments to-day by several prominent
negroes and by Police Commissioner j.
NJ. Atkinson.
According to Commissioner Atkinson
the police We're aware that negro radi-
Gals had been at work for some time
He said negro citizens had been warned
several months ago that responsibility
for any trouble would rest upon the
negroes.
AS the race war excitement flickered
out the fear which kept negro leaders
silent was dispelled and they told their
side OF the story. Barney Cleaver, a
veteran negro police officer here and
former Deputy Sheriff, who enjoys the
confidence of both whites and blacks.
named an alleged negro narcotic pedler
as one of the principal leaders in the
disturbance Tuesday night which pre-
cipitated the shooting and burning.
o. w Guriey. probably the wealthiest
negro in the city, told the story of what
happened in the negro section and de-
clared that the belligerent negroes es-
tabllshed headquarters at the plant of
negro newspaper early Tuesday evening
Cleaver said he warned negroes then
that they would cause the negro section
to be burned If they did not disperse and
disarm "They only laughed at me and
threatened to shoot me-" Cleaver said.
said.
On the night OF the riots Cleaver went
TO the newspaper office about nine
o'clock and found activities far ad-
vanced. Men were coming in singly and
in little groups" he said, lin answer TO
the call to arms. and guns and ammuni-
tion were being collected from every
available source.
MANY of the men, he continued,
were making open threats and talking
In a most turbulent manner.
when | saw what was going on
tried to talk them out OF the idea OF
arming themselves to prevent what they
believed was threatened lynching. but
they were in such dangerous mood
that / almost got in trouble myself.
There were not more than forty or
fifty in the crowd of armed negroes
who marched upon the court house."
Gurley said. They were nearly all
dope users or jake drinkers with police
records However. there were few OF
the more intelligent ones In the lead"
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
BRONX APARTMENT AND
FLAT TRADERS ACTIVE

Byrne & Bounan sold for client of
Gettner. Simon a. Ascher, attorneys,
the six story apartment house at 1866
Valentine avenue. northeast corner of
17Sth street. 122x61xirregular. The
property rents for $4,000 and was held
at 1925, 900.
Charles A. Weber sold for Mrs. Schel-
min 1886 Webster avenue. a four story
double fiat. 25x90, TO A. Schwing also
for Mary McCabe 1884 Bathgate ave-
nue.. a three story double fiat, 25xl00.
to Helena Ries also a lot on the east
side of Verio avenue. POI feet south of
Mclean avenue. 25x150. TO August VI.
Heidi. who will improve with a two
family dwelling.
-. A. Trotta, with Adolf Lang sold
for Boro Associates Inc. 1i76 Hoe ave-
nue.. a two family frame dwelling. 25x
100
Jacob Goinberg Sado sold for NJ.
Kapner the six story fiat at 427 East
l70th street, 45x100.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
q large duplex apartment in S23 Park
avenue TO Edward II. Graham; duplex
studio apartment i'm 257 West Eighty
sixth street TO Edgar ID. Shaw. and
apartments in 40 West Fifty-seventh
street to william II. Baldwin and
Charles Harrison Smith.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased
apartments I'm $40 Park avenue TO
Charles A. Coffin; in l16 East Fifty
eighth street to Mrs. S. r. Shepley in
270 Park avenue TO y j. Mcintosh in
743 Fifth avenue to Edmund l.. Durkin.
and IN I22 East Seventy street to
Miss Lillian NJ Williams and DR.. Oscar
NJ. Schloss
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
GIRLS REFUSE TO LEAVE
THEIR FOSTER PARENTS
Father Denied Writ of Ho-
beos Corpus for Daughters.

Constantine Barone. now prosperous
shoe dealer of Shelton. Conn. was
struggling hard to make living when
his wife died in 1909. He decided il was
impossible for him to take care of his
three daughters unaided so he relin-
quished all claim To tha two youngest.
Anna, now 16, and Rosalie, a year
younger. They were placed in the New
York Founding Asylum and later.
through the Catholic Home Bureau. Mr..
and Mrs. Francesca Laurent of 347 Ell
lery street. Brooklyn. adopted Anna. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vito Catlanotti of COL Oak
Tree place. The Bronx, took Rosalie.
Recently the eldest daughter, Molle.
who is now is. learnig that her two sis
ters were living in New York and yes
terday her father obtained writ of
habeas corpus to take them from their
adopted parents and regain possession
0f them. He is now i'm a position to give
them a good home and to educate them
he told Justice Terney.
But Anna and Rosalie refused to leave
the foster parents with whom they had
lived since infancy and grown TO love
and the court sustained their refusal and
dismissed the writ. Barone is to be per-
pnitted to see them at stated intervals.