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New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Flushing Bay Lots
Sell for $192.6l2
At Auction Sale

A large attendance and spirited bid
ding marked the auction sale of the
Flushing Building Corporation, which
was conducted by Joseph P. Day on
Saturday and on Monday evening. A
total of $192,612 was received for the
lots located on Astoria and Ditmas
avenues.
The northwest corner of Astoria
Avenue and Thirty-ninth Street was
northwest corner brought S1,0S7. In
side plots on the north side of Astoria
Avenue, between Thirty eighth and
Thirty ninth streets, brought S1,875
each, while those on the block to the
west averaged $1,000 each.
The northeast corner of Astoria Ave
nue. and Thirty seventh Street was sold
for s1,150, and $500 was paid for the
opposite northwest corner. Inside plots
on this avenue, between Thirty-fi fth
and Thirty sixth streets, averaged 5000
each, while $4,000 was paid for the
northwest corner of Astoria Avenue and
Thirty-fifth Street, 100x75 feet.
On Schurz Avenue. one block to the
of Thirty-seventh Street, and 1925 for
the corner OF Thirty fifth Street. In
side plots on Thirty-ffth Street ranged
from S700 to s525 each. and the same
prices maintained on Thirty-sixth
Inside plots on Thirty-seventh Street
with frontage on the trolley line
right of-way, brought from S1,05O tc
81, IT'S each, while $500 was the ruling
price for plots on Thirty-eighth Street
between Schurz Avenue and Sigel Ave
nue..
The southeast corner OF Schurz Ave.
nue. and Thirty ghth Street was sold
for 81 900, and adjoining plots to the
south brought from $1,000 to s17OC
each. On Ditmas Avenue, corners
ranged from Sl,125 to $500 each, and
the ruling price on inside plots was
from $3.50 to $3.50. A small triangular
plot al the junction of Ditmas Avenue
and Wharf Street and Engine Stree,
was purchased for 5000.
Plots on the west side of Forty-sec-
ond Street, between Mansfield and Dit
mas avenues, sold for $3.50 each, and
the same price was paid on the east
SIDE. On Fortythird Street, between
these avenues, $3.50 to 5000 was paid
Tor plots. The northwest corner OF
Mansfield Avenue and Forty third
Street was sold for 81 900. and the
n,orthwest corner Of Foote Street anc
Mansfield Avenue brought $1,000. A
small triangular plot at the junction
of Ditmas and Mansfield avenues was
purchased for $500 On the south side
of Mansfield Avenue $3.50 was paid fol
corner and $1,000 for inside plots.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Florida

FLoR1DA-For information about th.
call. write. or phone
TAMPA BOARD OF TRADE
n. 7. Branch office. 46 r. 4lst St. near
Madison Ave. Murray Hill 694O.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Astol Estate
Sells LenoX
Avenue Corner
Property Bought by Florist
WhoHas Occupied Site for
32Years: Business Claims
10th Street Old Holding

The late Baron William Waldorf AS
tors estate has sold through the Farm
s-s Lean and Trust Company. trustee.
Charles A Peabody, attorney. the
northeast corner OF Lenox Avenue and
lseth Street 70 MasSas. the florist, who
has occupied the site for thirty
wears. The plot measures 100xl91.S.
Ire sale was negotiated through L. j.
Fh3lips { Co. which recently disposed
a four separate parcels on the north
SIDE OF 12ath Street, between Fifth and
Lsnox avenues. for the Astor estate.
Ire Lenox Avenue corner viii be I'M
proved by the new owner.
The American Realty Com Qany. Inc,
J. T. Mautner, president, purchased
from the Schafer estate the dwelling
ar 50 West Forty-sixth Street, 20x100,
which had been in the Schafer family
Ter more than sixty years. The pur-
eraser plans altering it into stores aid
lofts Guggenheimer, Untermyer &
Marshall. attorneys. acted for the
seller, and he purchaser was repre-
serted by Max Monfried
The Nanport Realty Corporation sold
TO Frank L. Ryan six-story building
at i East Thirtieth Street, 21.5x85.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Plans for Thirteen Story
Flat on Fifth Ave. Corner

Precluding pending measures to
limit the height of future buildings
along upper Fifth Avenue. plans have
been placed on record in the Building
Department for the improvement Of
the Irregular plot of about three lots
at the northeast corner Of Fifth Ave
nue. and Eighty-second Street, with a
thirteen-story apartment house. The
plot measures PIP feet on the avenue
and SO feet on the street, and has been
in the possession of the Sturges family
for number of years. The plans, fled
in the name of the 1867 Fifth Avenue
Company, representing the Sturges in
terests. are by B. P. Clark. architect,
who estimates the cost at 100000
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Brooklyn Plots Bought
To Re TnDroved

William Liss, Inc. and C. E. Beach
sold for Vincent P. Donihee the vacant
plot covering the entire block on the
south side Of Avenue |, East Second
to East Third streets, for immediate
Improvement with dwellings by the
Silver Lumber Company, purchaser.
/. Salzberg sold for G. Vail to D.
Chaykin the plot of 6Ox1OO on the north
side Of Fifty ninth Street, 240 feet
vest OF Seventeenth Avenue. Two two
plot
The Meister Builders. Inc, resold the
one family brick dwelling, 16.8x8O. at
IS brooklyn Avenue, to Mrs Mary
MacMullen.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Long Island E;sv Actix;.v

The Cross G. Brown Company sold
the east side Of Sixth Avenue. 382 feet
north Of jamaica Avenue, running
through to Seventh Avenue, Long Isl,
and City. The same brokers leased for
the Jackson Webster Avenue Corpora-
sion 5000 square feet in their building
at Jackson, Webster and Seventh ave,
NUes, Long Island City. for FIVE years.
Huberth & Hubcrth sold for a client
t. A. Lakcmann d plot, l0Oxl0O, at the
southWest corner Of First Street and
NaIriaOn AYcrun
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Cooks

COOK-Young. Scotch. excellent Mss
Halls Bureau. l. W. 44th St. Vanderbilt
$40
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Recent BUYERS of Realty

The R. S. s. Company, Robert Smith
president, is the buyer Of the Baldwin
estate property at West Seventy
sixth Street; David, Simon n. and
Michael Prowler of 334 and 336 East
Slxty-ffth Street; Leslie Brown of 1872
West Seventy eighth Street. and Sara
N. Goldman OF 277 and 279 Grand
Street, ali sold recently.
Abraham Ducorsky is the buyer Of
the plot at the southwest corner of
Sheridan Avenue and 18TH Street,
TIE sale OF which was reported recently.
He will erect e store building.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
BOARDERS WANTED

BOTH ST. AT LEXINGTON Av. (Hotei
Rutledge)-For ladies'; room and
meals from SIS up; elevator; telephone,
etc, full hotel service: newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Buys on Jackson Heights
Miss Alma G. Leary, Of Flushins
purchased an apartment at 131 Twenty
third Street, jackson Heights.
Big Day in Apartment
And Home Planning in Bronx

UNIVERSITY Av, cor Ogden av 5stv
brk tenmt, 175x75; Daniel Meenan corr
ls55 B,way, owner. Daniel Meenan pres
mas schaeter. a94 f. l5oth st, archt
LAFAYETTE Av. W cor Coster st. s-sty
bTk tennat 9S.3x9to3; Lafayette and Ma
wa Corp, owner. Jas r Meenan, Times
S.eg, pres; VIM e Erb, COS e i65d st,
archt; cost. s175.0oO.
LCRlNG PL cor 18TH st b-sty brk
7snwt. Jf.s,lo 100 81 oT5o RutherSlan Realty 60
way archt. cost. 500. 900
Dwellings
229TH ST, s. ao5 Barnos av. 2-sty
con dwlgs. 4Ox4s. Thos DUFF CO Inc
owner Thos u Malcolm 1872 W 42d ST
pros e williams. 22ss 18th av. archt
DAVIDSON Av, 5. 300 l7sth st 2-st,
6Tk dwlg oai And garage. 2lxso; Thos
%Sewman' 2oi6 Grand Concourse. owner,
Moore Landsisdel, Sd av and l4sth st
archts; cost. 10000 30" %
MINNIEFoRD Av. 3. rs n BOVINE st
~ s9z pso,l nr 9~lS' ls4s42; Brele Hammond
80 av and l4sth st, archts, cost s. ,oo
EAsTCHESTER RID 8. 400 w r3rrl(.
1ye' an. - % sly fr dwlg. 2sSa2; Henry
t.uer' dizo Ely ave. owner. Dela &
son. 32l2 Eastchcster rd archt cost
EAsTcHEsTER RID. n p, $50 " Burke
Isnuey' d2to Watson ave, owner.
nelz 32-2 Eastchester I'd, archt, cost
~, 700.
AHNow AVE. = 8. 75.3 rhroop ave ~.
siy ir dwlg. lsxa2, Margarette Glvn
2ss l38th 81. o"yner. + A Nicola. 42:
q, ai8th = ,,si q, archt cost. $500.
a FES AVE. Il, ESQ n Adee ave. ! 10 st,
prom. owner. e r Kane. 1860 JacAsor
= l,E ayc. arc nt; cont. $4,000.
'-D'AN AVE. =. 100 Randall ave
t'y fr dwIg. 1876, Jno Haloia. 7ii
logan ave. owner. = 4 l.ynde. 2est
brisss ave, archt, cost 81 o0o
PHILIP AVE. cor Logan ave st,
fr dw!G, z2z3s, Mnry Ciroui 456 :
J'oth IT. owner. Wn II Meyer. 1861
y, arer ave archt. cost. $4,000
~@siH IT " cor Vlcro av e-aty anc
- r. frame dwls. 2fxts. st stephen.
..if.nn'ond, $50 Madison az, aren't, oosl
2'lsr sT. 9. f52a2 r, W Martha av
sty frnrne dwlg, 20x5O. J II Holschar 97r
fohkers aV. Yonkera. owner; WIN y
Irving. 2si u 2agih II. archt. ,ost tsbo9
AIDED AV n a. 100 II Matthews nv ! -sf,
frame dwis. 2oxgo; " Seletto 3Glt Olin,
Nltle aY. owner. & McGhrry. aO49 Bnrhe,
=, -. &rrh cont 5000.
EAiNHRlDGE ~. s s5 II n Mo4hoi,
l'"rh "hJ IN Hty brick dpylK, 26xG0 nn,
l-siY BRICK garage. lsxeO. Chns rhIns
niuH~r. l7is Wrrha ny ow1rr. Moor.. A
AAnasiTirl % ~ and listh a. archis
l2spH #f, r " cor Canal Place. / sty fran,
stpf"Ke. 4oHse. John l. Duny. 1l5 El1stl
Hi owner. Aoore ~ l.ann+l.n.l l Id.
and i+ath NJ. prchts. cont. ta.b0O
EiN| ~. y g, 100 n Huineri ad NJ y.
FfJ h"lipw iiie hWi., Jsx25, Ida {, NuI.
ien, p]' Wh!o9 Az. O"nof and AfcAt. cost
slQ.qoo.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
HELP WANTED MALE
GUARDS WANTED

American citizens OF good character 70 pro
tect r. r. property and right OF way s.
per day and board. Ex soldiers producing
discharge given preference Apply By letter
giving reference. full particulars as TO
height, weight age, etc K e22, Tribune
WANTED-Young men, between lS and
Is years. for inspectors and testers
electrical and mechanical apparatus. no
previous experience necessary; starting
te S039 and Up, depending on education
and experience; write, giving age. educa-
ton and previous experience. K S1s,
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
New Jersey

AT SUMMIT. y. J.
. STUNNING COLONIAL COTTAGE
seven rooms tiled bath. steam heat open
nre, lower-upper porches, complete improve
inents. garage. large plot; Immediate pos
EUGENE JOBs-H. f. BECK co.
Ia wanna Station. Summit n. J.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Bath House for Second Ave.
To Cost 500. 900

The Magoba Construction COMPANY
has been awarded the contract for the
erection Of a seven-story bath house
at 20 to "a Second Avenue, 84x129. ac-
cording to Browns Letters, Inc. The
building is 10 be erected by the 20-24
Second Avenue Company, Louis Cohen
president. The plans are by Gronen-
berg & Leuchtag, architects, and it s
catlMated 70 coat 1900 600
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
New Workers Buy in Flushing

Terry & Johnson, Flushing, sold
for Joseph A Trapp two one family
dwellings TO Clara N. Domitz and Otto
S. Domitz, botn Of Manhattan. The
houses are on The NORTH side Of Haw-
'horne Street, east Of Highland
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

Douglas Gibbons & Co. rcnted Tor
Copley Amory, of Boston. his HYe-story
American bag"uent house with garage
~ 1875 Inst Sizty-hfth Street, north
West corner II Lexington Avenue, fur
nirbed, for the winter 10 Hunter MArs-
ton, member Of the hrn of Blair g. CO.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Y. W. c. A. Building (311 Lexington av.}-
Shop to rent. $1,000. suitable wornen's
Payson Mel. Merrill Co. . E. 44th st.
Murray Hlll $500.
BROADWAY. 4s7-Offices from zoo so II.
up; Immediate possession. 7. J. Gull
foyle & Co, 1G5 Broadway. Cortldt 1915
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

LOST-BANKBoOK no s44553 sEAMEN 5
BANK FOR SAYINGS. - Wall ST
NEW YORK PAYMENT STOPPED AND
APPLIED FOR. PLEASE
RETURN TO BANK.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

IOsT-BANKBOOK NO. sle77l sEAMEN s
BANK FOR SANINGS. - NAIL ST,
NEW YORK PAYMENT STOPPED AND
CANCELLATION APPLIED FOR. PLEASE.
RETURN TO BANK.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

LOST-Bankbook No. 800, s2S of the Union
Dime Savings Bank ts missing Any
person having a claim 10 II is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit TO having saif passbook can
celed and new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

Huberth Il H1berth eold for the
American INK Company It's former Ink
plant Ut HaeIenaacN, N. j., consist.
ing u ten acres, 10 Benson Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

t799 UPWARD FOR
improved half-acre plots; highest section
School. 0 minutes; station. 20 minutes
EUGENE JOBSH. f. BECK co. (Agts}
Lachawanna Station Summit : !
NEW HOUSES AT ys.5oo UP
a. Bogota Heights, built Of stucco and
ILame nIar steam parquet roors, electricity
sen. Maplewood and PaIisaIe aves Tele.
Phone Hackensack 533-R
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
PERSONAL

LOST - Bank5ook No. 2T4s42 OF New
York Savings Bank. Payment stopped
Please return to bank
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

LOST-Bankbook No. 2S2793 The New York
Savings Bank. Payments stopped. Finder /
please return 20 bank.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

LOsT-Bankbook No s2s.3S2 The Green
wich Savings Rank. 24S Sth aV.. New
York CITY Payment stopped. Please re
turn to Bank.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED

SANITARII-M wanted within 100 nues
OF New York; limit 100000; large
grounds and buildings desired b Ge-
rard, II West 44th st. Vanderbilt Sl44
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

73D ST. 12s WEST tHotcl Nobolton)-
Newly decorated and furnished one. two,
three outside rooms. bath. elevated. sur
face cars subway; room. bath. 500 monthly
and UP: fulL h0tel service restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
In the matter OF the Petition Of Trs
Mutual Becr Pump Company for leave 10
assume another narnc
TAKE NOTICE that petition by The
Mutual Beer Pump Company for per,ris-
sion - assume assotLcr corporate name
VIZ: Mutual Punt \ Radiator Company
i"e WI be presente TO the supreme
Court. New York County. at a special
clock IN the f'rcn,on ef the Sth day OF
November. Is@l Nor as soon thereafter as
'"unHei can be heart ana A motion then
made TOR permission TO assume said naw
name HNRON CLARK. JR
Attorney for The Mutual Beer Pump
company, - Sassau Street. New York
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
COUNTRY BOARD

A MODERATE PRICED boarding home for
those seeking permanent home rest;
IDEAL location good food anr finest mineral
water; good eatnent; VIZ also take semi
invalids. Write or phone. Bell 173 IA
Ephrata, or address The Naples. Akron. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
APARTMENTS TO LET-FuRN1sHED


4sTH ST. 10 wEsT-BEDRooM. LIVING
ROOM, KITCHENETTE AND BATH.
WITH TELEPHONE; ATTRACTIVE,
REED. BRYANT 1880.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
FOR SALE

GARAGE, 4lNlo05, located West seven
Ties. suitable commercial use or 1.-Two
storAgc- Price $4,000: easy terms. Ed
ward Samson. 1870 william st. n. Y. city
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS wanted
clean honest and experienced $50. Call
2291 Sedgwick av. West Bronx. E. R
Buckner.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Heip

MRS. KEMP AGENCY. High Grade COL
ored servants. city. coun;ryi references
invest gated. Audubon 1886.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewell,, Etc.
Electrical Contractors

DIAMONDS bought and soia ror cash
Advice free. Bennett iI5 p B'~ay "a door.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Furniture.

FORCED SALE, of OFFICE FURNITURE
So store At short notice ana must aisnoss
or our $4,000 surplus stock NJ once "a
esrd!ess Of price. No reasonable oner
Will he refused
j sCHONFELD.
4es Broadway 242s stone St.
Near canal Nesr Broad
We PAY highest prices for rurnltur~
pianos. artiques. brlc-a -nrac books art,
etc KINGSLEY. IS University PlAc&
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

slST ST. columbus av) CHotel ColoniaD
Newly decorated. furnished. one. two
three outsids rooms, bath; elevated surface
cars, subway, $50 room. bath; full hotel
service. restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

S1Sr ST, IFS WEST-suite completely fur
nished; large. bright living room. win
dows facing street, bedroom adjoining
southern exposure; bathroom; exclusive
American home, references. Schuyler 420s.
Aprahamian.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Miscellaneous

YOUNG WOMAN. resourceful. college edu-
cation teachers training; liberal sal
ary. bonus; perlnanency. call mornings
only. Room 1890. National City Building
corner 42i and Madison.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

S1ST ST. and Park av-Weu furnished g
room apartment Phone Great Neck 90
Immediately for appointment; reasonable
rent; immediate possession.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

-BankoooA No so6.92l of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing Any
person having claim to II is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passoooh can
celled and a new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
Westchester
several choice properties available for
lHe winter season; 81 miles distance.
G. f. ARCHER
REAL ESTATE
10 EAST 45D ST
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Connecficat

Delightful s-roOn1 cottage IN the Berkshire
i4lils. less than $4,000
GEORGE r. ARCHER
REAL ESTATE
IL EA9i 45D ST VANDERBILT 5os4
ao-Room sanitariuin, Berkshircs, $4,000
GEORGE r. ARCHER
REAL ESTATE
~ EASI 43D ST. VANDERBILT 50S4
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

BILLY-Mother cola psed and is very sick.
We cannot live without you. Come home
or let me know where to come for you
DAD.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

LOsT-Bankbook No. sl6.s4l of the Union
Dime Savings Bank Is missing Any
person having a claim to il is hereby ca led
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook can
ceNed and new one issued
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-27

Compliments of
DR.. Robert a. Mccullough. Ec
tartan,
Dentist.
Corpus Christi National Bank,
Joseph Hirsch, Rotarian
Boy Scouts Of America,
ID. A. Huddleston. Kotarian.
Scout Executive
Glover Johns Auto Company,
Fords,
Glover Johns, Rotarian.
Compliments Of
William Keck, Rotarian,
Photographer.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-27
WHO SERVES BEST

Va w mm@ No. mm~ n
Loving & White,
Retail Clothiers
T. r. Loving Rotarian.
Mayfield Auto Company,
Automobile Exporters,
J L. Mayfield, Rotarian
Compliments of
Vale Merritt, ROtarisn,
oil Production.
Compliments of
Roy Miller. Rotarian,
Farm Lands
Federal System of Bakeries,
Retail and Wholesale Bakeries,
Fred Muttera, Rotarian.
McCaughan Investment Co,
Owners Hill Crest Addiction,
Allen g. McCaughan, Rotarian.
City National Bank,
William r. Norton, Rotarian.
Courtney c. Stone, Rotarian.
Gulf Refining Company,
Refined Oils and Gasoline,
Barry + Orr. Rotarian.
Compliments Of
O. ~ Powell, RCtarian.
Civil Engineer
Corpus Christi Caller,
Morning Newspaper,
Charles Petty Rotarian,
Charles Roster, Rotarian.
Eureka Laundry,
Your Kind of a Laundry,
J Walter Pittman, Rotarian.
Kendall Wood & Coal Company,
Wood and Coal,
Thomas II. Randall, Rotarian.
Rollins Supply Company,
Retail Hardware and Sporting
Goods,
Eli Rollins, Rotarian.
Texas Motor Sales,
Storage Garage and Auto Sup
plies.
Walter A. Saunders, Rotarian
The Stamms.
jewelers..
Fred G. Stamm, Rotarian.
San Antonio Mch e Sup Co.
Machinery and Supplies,
Frank y. Sechrist, R0tarian.
ANlII lliNfflt1 Nl
Rev John w. Sykes Rotarian.
Church OF The Good Shepherd.
Compliments Of
Brandon Troussel. Rotarian,
Teacher.
IS w Telephone & Telegraph Co.
G. r Webber. Rotarian.
Continents Of
j. Y W0maek, ROtarian,
Farmer
Compliments Of
Rev Thomas Gregory, Rotarian,
Methodist Minister.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-27

Compliments OF
Dr Harry 6 Heaney Rotanar
Malcolm Henderson. R0tanan,
State Lille Insurance Policies
Retail Merchants Credit Assn,
oliver r. johnson, Rotarian
Compliments of
Richard King, Jr., Rotarian,
Cattleman
Sunset Fuel OH Company,
OH transportation,
David Il. Locher, Rotanan.
Nueces Hotel,
John Saunders, Rotarian.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-19
IT PAYS GIMEL
TO RIDE BICYCLE
Fact Obtains Acquittal in
Blind Tiger Case.

The fact that Eli Gimel rode a bicycle
an dwas not in an automobile in which
IT was charged white mule" was being
transported today resulted in Judge
James A Collins of Criminal Court find
ing Gimel not guilty of a charge Of op-
Grating a blind tiger. This case is the
result of an alleged attempt of George
Chapel, who is now dead, and Steve
Ferguson, a fugitive, to hold up Gimel.
Vernon Jones, Edwin johnson and
julius wilkins, who were indicted with
Gimel, also were found not guilty. The
evidence was contradictory In several In
stances and the court admitted it was
some tangle."
other cases were disposed Of as fol-
lows:
SaIlie Davis, alias Sallie Brown, as
sault and battery, six months at the
woman's Prison; Clint Wagner, petit
larceny. year on the State Farm; James
Henry Rice. vehicle taking, a year on the
State Farm.
The court sustained motions to quash
in the cases Of B. R. Harris, charged with
obtaining funds under false prtense, and
William r. Middlesworth, charged with
failure to stop his automobile after an
accident. The latter indictment was
quashed because of q defect.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-19

FOR FARMERS
COMES FIRST
Harding May Ask Congress to
Empower Him to Ban
ImpOrtatiOns.

WASHINGTON, March 1e.-Legislation
to relieve the agricultural situation will
be urged upon Congress as the first
measure OF it's schedule by President
Harding, It was learned today. His plans
appear to be for enactment Of q joint
resolution empowering the President to
take necessary action in forbidding Inn
portation of various foodstuffs. The eff
feet Ia expected to be the same as a
resort to the trading with the enemy act
which is opposed by Harding and hif
Cabinet. This legislation would enC
counter so little opposition that it would
not delay work on the tax and revenue
measures, it was believed at the White
House.
Secretary Hoover and some Of the d.
rectors Of the United States Chamber OF
which President Harding has under con-
sideration for aiding the American far
mer These include:
l. An embargo on importation Of wool,
meat, wheat and perhaps other products.
The President would proclaim this under
the war trade act, still in force.
2 Immediate emergency tariff legisla-
ton.
g. Anti-dumping legislation to be fol-
lowed by protection in the regular tariff
bill.
At the same time Hoover urged efforts
to extend and increase European credits
through the War Finance Corporation.
the so-caIled hundred million dollar
corporation" being organized by bank
ing groups for foreign trade promotion
and by Edge law banks.
Hoover regards selling to Europe as
q necessity for relief. The United States,
while producing more than consumption,
is the dumping grounds" for South
America, Canadian and Australia wool,
meat and wheat. They do not sell Europe
for lack OF credit but dump products in
the United States because this country, as
one Cabinet member said, has the sound
est exchange in the world today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-19
WOMEN TO URGE
DISARMAMENT'
Plan for Conferences All
OUer u. S. Easter Sunday.

WASHINGTON. March ia series Of
disarmament conferences viii be held in
all parts of the country on Easter Sunday
afternoon to call attention to the need
less waste Of money for wars" 1t was
announced here today by Miss Emma
Void chairman OF the women's world
disarmament committee. A mass meeting
In one Of the local theaters viii be held
Easter Sunday night.
Members of the committee include Mrs.
Abbie Scott Baker Mrs. Robert NJ La
toilette, Mrs. Florence Bayard HilIes,
Wilmington, Del. Mrs. Lola NJ. Lloyd,
Chicago; Mrs Nelson Wittemore, De-
troit; Mrs. II. B. Leavens, Kansas City
Mrs Cyrus Mead. Dayton Mrs Mary D.
Brite, Cincinnati; Mrs. Robert Walker,
Baltimore; Mrs. Isaac Reeves, Memphis.
Mrs. Lafollette is IN charge Of the meet
ings to be held outside Of Washington.
Well known speakers Will address the
various conferences and It is hoped to
crystalline a powerful movement for dis
armament (which cannot be ignored" ac-
cordlng to Miss Void.