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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
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Maj CLYDE s FORD Med CorDA. 20 Temporary
duty with Secold Division. With station az Fort
LeaYelVOrth
Res gnAuon Of First lieut. JAMES 3. DONNILY.
Med Reserve Cora. accepted
Folosias assignments ordered To take effect De-
cou.bcr /.
F1st Lieut. FRANCIS IT, FARNUM. 22d Ink
First Lieut.. BOWERS DAVIS ard Second Lieut.
GEORGE A 3iATlLE. -Ith Inf
Second Lieut. JAMES r. y. WAIVER. OH Inf
Second Lieut. JOHN g.. WALKER j.. 8th Int.
detailed % assist government exhibit lOl-d. Pan
ama-Paciac International Exposition. report 81
person To- director general Philippine exhibit Of
opposition.
Leaves b, absence First Lieut. RUSSELL ".
NENABLE. -2l INF. tUO months up0u pei e'
from duty Fort Siocum. Mai GEORGE 49,
MARTIN. aGIu'ant Se sra-. 100 molls. f.-t
Lieut. ARTHUR T. B'iD. I'D l-l. $50 m1a.Ls
aud twenty days
NAVY
Lieut. Commander J. BRIGGS detached navy
yard. Puget sound 10 zee oregon.
Lieut. Commando AUSTIN kAi u detached Of
ice Of naval in-aligelc. f1 command me GLACIER.
Wee Lieut.. Commander a. " TOZ1R 20 The
colorado.
Lieut. Commander ~ b. SAYLEs. 30 du.y as
assistant ID naval aitacit Paris
lAcut l. u. LACY. 20 utu yaII Puget Sound.
Passed Assistant Surgeon j. F. GARRISON. de-
facned us1a mNiicu school. t1 ODE S1.ace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
STATE REAL ESTATE
MEN COOPERATE
Meet in Merchants Association
and Begin Constitutional
Convention Campaign.

In response TO a call from the Real
Estate Association Of the State OF New
York representatives of real estate or
ganizations and civic associations N
al boroughs Of the greater city met
Yesterday afternoon iu the rooms OF
the Merchants Association 20 discuss
what action should be taken by real
estate and It's allied interests with re-
gard to the coming Constitutional Con-
vention. One hundred representatives
were present.
The meeting was opened by VI. Nor
eenthau, IT,, president Of the state as
sociation, who explained that the
meeting Of local men was called with
view 70 ascertalnlng what subjects
members of local bodies considered
should be presented TO The convention
for consideration as affecting real es-
tate interests. 10 had been thought, he
said. that the interests Of realty men
would be safeguarded better by an or
canization representing the state than
by any local organization, and that II
the local bodies wished the co-opera-
ton Of the state organization it was
ready and willing 70 give il.
He introduced Allan Robinson, presi-
cent Of the Allied Real Estate Inter
ests, as chairman Of the meeting, and
Mr.. Robinson introduced L. d. Wood
worth, Of Rochester, chairman Of the
state associations committee on Con-
stitutional Convention who congrRtu-
lated the New York City men on get
ting together, and said that the up
state men were only too willing 20 CO.
operate with the New York City men
in anything that affected the state
wide interests Of real estate owners.
He was followed by Walter Lindner.
chairman of the state associations
committee OF experts on the COnstitu-
tional Convention, who enumerated the
subjects which had been suggested 20
the committee for consideration and
report
SIR. Lindncr advocated that the
views Of the various city organlza-
tions on problems affecting them
should be presented TO the convention
by the state association because 10
represented the state, and not To-
cality
Frederick Silleck, president Of the
Erie Board of Trade OF Brooklyn, made
a speech which called forth plenty OF
applause He thought the state asso-
citation, representing the state rather
than a locality. was best fitted TO lay
the case of the real estate owner be-
fore the constitutional Convention.
The same views were expressed by g..
Richard Davis. Tax Commissioners
Joseph S. ScLwab and Henry L.
O'Brien, of the Atlantic Avenue I'm
provement Association.
Following an explanation by !. II.
Lehman, New York City counsel. Of
the state constitutional convention
commission. that the state committee
in no way intended 10 deprive local
associations Of any action they might
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
INFORMATION BIREAU.

Inquiries relating TO trade matters
and conditions should be addressed to
the Editor Of the Buyers Column.
Question Is there a trolley line
from Detroit TO Battle Greek? II. IL.
Answer Yes.
Question Where are tho New York
Offices Of Boggs & Bull, of Pittsburg,
located, and who does the buying for
The muslin underwear department K.
Company. Answer 81 West Goth ST.,
tenth floor; Miss Carton.
Question What 10 the distance from
New York to Chicago. and New YORK
10 Denver? /. l.. Answer 900 miles,
800 miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or NEW
NORk-By the Grace Of God, Free and IN
dependent. To Heber Reginald Bishop. Fran
ci, 90. Bishop James a.. Bishop. ogden VI.
Bishop Mary c. Bishop Elizabeth T. Halri-
man Harriet r lau.or LIitu Bishop Taylor,
Harriet b Arnold Alexander D. Paterson.
He-cr Reginald Bishop ,Jr, g2.n LIsAli.
Robert ogden Bishop. James Duane iyA
Bishop Mary g. Hl.hop Augusta II. Bishop.
Nathalie IT, Bishop. Muriel Bishop. Abigail
n Bishop. Charles Ianler. Dr.. Reginald b.
man. Moses Taylor. Jr.. Reginald b. raw
Francis Taylor Marian Taylor. Edith layloI'
and 20 AN persons Interested AS creditors
legatees next q kin or otherwise, in me
Estate ~ Hebor H. Bishop deceased VINO
af thc time ~ his death resided {. Sew 1ofA
cts. New York county New York. send
Upon the petition Of Moses Taylor. residing
or Mt kisco. IS. T., Francis &. Bishop re-
siding at Nj Eisco y. Y. and AleNander q.
Paterson, residing at i43 West l-oth ST. Ne"
You and each ~ you are hereby cited 20
show cause before our Surrogate OF the
County of New York. ar the Surrogates Court
of said County held az he Hall Of Records.
Ono the county Of New York, on The 10Th 1tf
NJ December. al haif-past Ten o'clock ln the
forenoon OF that day. why the account ti
.nt,r j. Paterson. as Trustees Of the Last
W.I amt Testament ~ said deceased. should
rot Dee IudiciallN settled.
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused ne
Seal u the Surrogates Court Of the said
county Of New York 20 be here
fSeaLl unto affixed.
Witness. Honorable. JOHN r.
II. s. COHALAN. Surrogate OF our
said COUNTY 40 The County II New
c. d. York tht 10th day OF November %
the year II our Lord one thousan.
nine hundred and fourteen
DANIEL j. DOwDNEY
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court
TIE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE or NEW YORK.
hy Tie grace % God tree and mdcDe. dent.
10 Ttviug4fnu HhrIIe and Charles PHELPS
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zimmerman, ! DR. II Reese.
The Bronx.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
NOVEMBER 20.
Manhattan.

The arr, name IS that o. tho debtor tho second
thai - tlc creditor and date when judgment was
Go.lseiu. VI. and VI wisen-J haiior. Nov 10.
Hood. II he Meade. May %. 1918. $4,000 y
Calhoun. C-CommOngealth Trust CO Of !;
Dec D. 1918. Asll 21
same-Samc. Fob %. 1912. $40 ~
AI.Keon. Margaret-D Tim. MAY 10. 1913. $2j3 81
National surety Co aud " Wech-PeOple. e.;
Sept TO- 1918. Slo0o
O'Bricn Mamie Nellie O'Brlen and Anna Bren-
nan Holer. FEB H. 1914 sll9 -
sofransd Bros. Inc--I silbershin. Nov TO- 1914.
Perciru. Ed Kennedy. Inc. MAY IS, 1919.
rp,,,u c &c Charleston. oe. 80. 1914. N.9i 5s
sotreclt Il A. and A rs l. Naran June
wa,lia .s35 Heights HospltA.-c wOlier,on iuy
an isfs. Sl3s A
r1rEel. B. and N Fels,inef-H Slaughter Mas az
wli6our. w tt whitehead May q. 1912:
500 s3
Frank.u.,ein. Dora. adm Cohen. Nov IS l9it
HoI,. Eisie-N."au Electric r. Co. July > 1915
lTacatedl e4l' %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21

The German banker who has been
in this country for some time in the
interests of the leading Berlin tinan-
cial institution, upon being questioned
Yesterday in regard to the probable
amount Of German liquidation on the
reopening Of the Stock Exchange: said:
"The whole problem is in your hands.
II your government intends TO main
tain an attitude of hostility TO cOrpo-
rations. you must expect heavy liquida-
ttion in these times Of stress. On the
other hand, the prices Of American Sc
curities are very low, and German
holders. If they only receive rcasona-
Bile encouragement. through a prospect
of fair treatment for the companies in
which they are interested, will not
liuuidate except in cases Of individual
neCpssitv"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
BLISS OCEANIC ESTATE SOLD.

The country estate q the late Cornelius s. Bliss
the Shrewsbury River az Oceanic. y. J.. has been
purcha sed by Howard = Borden. The property
contains about twenty-five acres. with riparian
rghts. and abou: 1000 feet frontage on tho river,
with substantial stone huklead. together with ths
main residence. gardeners cottage and numerous
0uttuid.1Ss
The Borden estate adious and the purchase
made fcr the purpose u scuarng out holdings TIE
property WIS held a. $50 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY TIE
Board o. water Supyy az is oiices. twenty
second floor Municipal Building. ParH kOs. Centre
aId Chambers streets. NeH York city. urll II
a. ~, ou Tuesday. December s. 1914. iof Contract
AT i0r printing
AZ The above place ard tine the bids viii be
publicly opened and read Pamphlets containing iu-
formation fur bidders can De obtained az The above
address. 40 tac Jrce o. the Secretary. ly del at-
Ing the sum " ngs dollars $50 81 cash or 10
equiya ent Tor each paHphtL For further Dsiricu-
lars apply 10 the occe no The Princ.pa Assistant
Euglltc. az the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES - CHADWICK.
join p CALVIN.
Commissioner ~ ,as Board u Water supply.
" BRUCE COBB Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Plans TO- new building hafc been uicd "'.H ne
,f'ri.ffan pulrau ~ EuIIu-i as follows
BROADWAY. o. cor -,.h 80. Tor 10 - wv
and sf0rr Jos 9xll6.2. 4 Aver Beverly. MAS
owner. Mayui-a. a FRANKIE. 30 Madison Sc N"i'A'
arch.tegfs. cost 100000 M ~
Tho following plans have been aied IN Tho bf'ni
Building Department -. 49,.
shed e6rSO. viucen. As,or Is W 10Th 81, owner
Nacy a swaf,ou;. 2H 9Th az. architects cost
600
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SrRROGATES, NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER Of Hon
John l. C0halan. e. Surrogate of tho
county u New York notice IS hereby
given Jo all persons having claims against
EVERETT HERRfCK. late OF the county
~ New York. deceased. 90 present thr same
with vouchers thereOf 90 the subscriber, Al
his place OF trausacting business az the
oHce Of Worcester. Williams q SAKE. SO. 81
Broad ST. IN The city 81 New York pa ~
before the fifteenth day OF March next
Dated NeW York. the 5th day Of septem'
Der. 1914.
JAMES B. FORD.
Executor.
WORCESTER. WILLIAMS & SANE.
Attorneys for Executor.
30 Broad street. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
Reserve Rate in Boston Cut.

Washington, Nov. 20-The Federal
Reserve Board tonight announced a
change in the rediscount rate for the
Boston Federal Reserve Bank on thirty
day paper from s per cent 20 5i2 per
cent. putting the Boston bank on the
same footing as those IN New York and
philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Appolntsd.-W V Quisc. Eas 903. Is sp-
pointed a fourth grade fireman Nov %
Band 0rder-rhe department band having been
g.sd % take part iu tle parade % the Street
Cleaning Department exhibit q appliances WIN re-
port 30 Eag o. s Richards Al lr,h b. and Ave e.
Leave, Of Absence mo payl--Lt r. J sullivan.
10 g. & l. g twelve hours. nor q. Frmn
I'd gradal = Joseph II a g. twelve hours,
Nov % Frmu ga grade r. Zchoua, Eng 234.
.lur lANE. Nly %
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
NOVEMBER 90.
Manhattan

&C., Real Estate Go 90 Title G a Co. 81
Mar p Wf,.. TO Equitable Life Assur Soc ~
rI-e o. & Or ~ to j J. Amh-,ss. 800
q D. Am. rose fo j Burns. $4,000
gau.s Trust O.. trustee r + Morse to
Bankers Trust Co. trustee Nina = Crawford # O.
80 600
Highland Trust CO = y j 20 Mar n Williams
81
Gsrmania Life Ils Co q y y 20 Louise 81 Lee
S30. 600
W Rowan 70 Mar Rowan. 5000
y " Rowan. Inc. % " Rowan $1,000
r VI GrIsrs.cr 20 " Rowan. iuc. 81
Anna Donald % Title G. & r. Co. $4,000
Nauc Yc-hlch and auo. frI.'oos. 20 Schi.-
lire.-. $4,000
The Brorv.
81 NcNamsra 90 r Carroll. - 900
Wentworth Mtg Go 90 >s.tatLl.. 500
ID kroaeli erTlr o. J.-r.... q -e...tur. 81
Kate West 20 ! Allen. $1,000
O. Tcu.tlrer 90 r o N T O.. $500
LAWYERS Mtg Co % So. Fu4. St 600
g. II Botthof ~ ~ Brttho. 500
Corporate Mortgage Go 90 B. Grj.r. s-l 600
4 Bact c- Inc t1 Manic J. Iircse. sf go
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NEW ROCHELLE SALE TO-DAY.

Al ere-utoTs' sale to-day. for the estate o. PhNs
:. Carpenter tas property 10 the quaker Ridge sec
lion o. New Rochelle wiu De sold az auction by
Bryan ! Kennedy OF the premises q, o. o.
There are three and three-Quarters acres and q
three story frame dwelling on ,he premises. which
are Eltuated on the northwest corner Of Weaver 81
and S,ratton sv. adjoining The quaker Ridge ia o.
zion OF tle New York Nestches'cr Bos'on KALI
road There are also Numerous outruildinss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21

Elisha T Everett. has sold tlc three family brick
dwelling 4aS Hancock %. 10Y Thomas a. stewart 20
a client for Investment
James ~ HavIey has sold FOR ue Columbia
Trust Company ~ Newburgl. The dwelling Of sos
Pulaski -. 20 2 client
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
Bankers Buy Equipments.

Announcement was made Yesterday that the
Guaranty trust Company. Kissel K!nncutt
& Co. and White Weld & Co have pur-
chased a large block OF New York Central
"A per cent equipment trust certificates sold
Thursday hy j. f. Morgan co. They are
Offering them on IN per cent basis
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest per cent unless Otherwise stated
NOVEMBER 60
Manhattan.

ST NICHOLAS Az. y { cor lS2d g. 2'sS,:
West l52d Street Construction 90 To- Illa pHi'' -
atty J. T ] q Z Co ., '',yf.n
81 NICHOLAS Az. " cor lSeth S. 4o.Ai,y
t--ior mtg Sl15 O00l. Aidus Construction 60 io NJ
Iipurnan go P,1usy.yaniG Az. Brooklyn. NOV l't %
~. p e. ats. q G. s 7 Co. $4,000. ,S,.-,,,,o
ID AV . s. 1S5 llNth s. rs o1-Qo 'Iali4~
Wood 10 Emlsraut Industrial SAVING nam "a
chambers 81. yr. O.. aitys. Amend q = tt3
s46 sT. $50 " s. 223 llth a',, -5si oo 3 /.
Mario b Trcadvcu 90 VI Csrayafta. 40 'oli ~.
Nov is. due. ETC. as per bond. atty. ! d Ss6
a5rH ST. .. 500 % - soIloos. Ceait-a.
Ve-el Of New York CITY % T O. 4 u co. 's}o 7.t
CONT ST W s.. 100 Bway 80 evloo. vs. p Laird
t. S.,ri.as Realty Co. 2o5 Bwr. Neg 2" 'bll NE
>-.... t,.'r $500
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER CO.,
Manhattan

4sTH ST l53 and llJ ". Hcddcr Iron Con-
strucron co az u Hopkins et al Soy ls. 1914
dos daposlD $50 l-
WHITE ST cor Lafayette 81. n Pass q q.
agt Halenback Huugerf0fd Realty Corporation 20
al. Nov 10. 1914 Cos dtposiD E1i 80
GOTH ST. 65 T. Evans Bros lne. agt Etss
Ru-htrt ct al. nos o. 1914 81 90
IsgTu 81. a. l.3.lo - Washington a.. J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21

hy Joseph u. Day.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE 1916. s. y s7th g.
2s1ioo sJ a"s,, County Heeld.ns Co. as' Beiie
s,o,e- ra' duo. Sr0cg1 IS: taxes. ETC. S5G- SO.
20 tae plaintiff for $4,000
AVENUE A. o5. s. 4sl p 4iA 81. lc1IV9.
field et al. 81 81 HuowIch. atty. II ~ Churchill
r.f. due. S-.TtS 90. taxes. etc. $500 subject tI
fr.t mtg of 81 200. TO N w houa.. party in
SrH sI. -O5 ana 2o9 vs.. s.. 1926 w Am
sfc-..afl av. go trlHU.S. two stV lrs telmts. A
Ufricl est I Jasepls 90 a. oErs. r ID ki'teL
ats. Rowan ref. due. sslt- So. taxes. etc.
$40 fl. sub io hlst mtg oi 100000 adjourned
I05TH ST. $40 T.. g. 44l W ls. sv. 25uO0lI.
Z ~ Drk team,. CiW Real Estate GO e, al az
S so, e. i.-.''' 90 ''''' '' '''' 80 ''''1"'' ~
At the Bronx Exchange, 1908 Third
ay.:
By Charles A. Berrisn
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. i4s9 and l4Ss. :.
2oJ jennings 30. 'p'l'l. s,y iegmi ana s.2Iet
70 T. Golt.tgn ast >ou.u WeAiig CONSTRUCTION 90
50 a.. rs. tAes Ot. S3,l 90. sub Co prior mtg "
$50 600. fo Che plaintiff fI. S.4..-n.
MORRIS PARK Az $50. 1. L43i.U q Walker
as. g -Hl,9 51-> eHl.42. Ll'n ii4eeis.d az, ~
due. 81 1875 20; taxes. ETC. $500 BIB. adjourned 10
by Joseph % Dry
PROSPECT Az. gag sHd 500. s.. 100 FoI
W J. Coldlt e. ai trustees. agt Helene Freuden-
machcr e. ai. LsIs. Gleason q iroakauer sit5s.
g. Hayes re'. dlt a,' p5' taxes eIc.
SOUTHERN BOZ LLNARD. 23I g. $50 D
1880 81. 40t2l06 4xiOzll-6. 3 sy Tat. Inllieh
Ell al ait S.d4 Construction Go e. al. Brandt
etc s76a 80. sub ,o mtg VI $780, to the PLANE
10 frr f3t 600.
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NOTES or THE TRADE.

short plush coats with fur collars
are very much IN demand AT present.
A prominent merchant from the Md
die West reports that business IN that
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COURT CALENDARS
'.t. Cases win be called in tb. oro., ,,,.


Elizabeth A r Mscurn/c iaslss,. p..,..
Order a'iunei with SO o0ss snd d'.,,,,,,... lno1
Mater n Annie . NorEsn. DECD ord, -.
and motion granted % extent sisiad IN - ~
Win so 00sis and 1is1ursenanfs - 'li'ioi.
John Mmges/Ciyd sfsausmp Ga H.
nunel. win SO cost and is5Irssne,.. '''' r.
Mater NJ Nhs lirh'erhsrg HfsDl-t.,.
sutsd og,niq,q. y inEra,hlm. p ''''''' ''''
Judzmcnt reversed ami com. .ir. 4is--i..s "a.
toaH OIihlons ~ sou and lfg fln III In
ham. 3 ard Iaugh.in. J. .in .uaz m
judgment and order AHMED vim 49,. f''t
NEW YORK COUNTY.
Special Tfm-Pad ll-Dlvfs
LE Dans matters
suHHoeArt's COURT csASssss-coa,f,v
r-fo dag caisrlar ''AA
CITY COURT.
Special rgn-Pnt ll-NAYOY
kr psrie ma'fe1
REFEREgs APPOINTED.
SUPREME COURr -NEWB rRGER
Natl sav BE/An1erol--E % nv
Hsu/ssnu,oe Riy GO w Collin.
Jagols/Be'sr- x N.CsrtlT
BraonIB-ooa-j W Hgds
RECEIVER APPOINTED
SUPREME C0UPT-DArfs
Ma'c. 4t-fa.I Gorss-N D re-. r,,s
Erro .fior -rr NF ~ R1srrfhff-I p.-.t.-r
! GoofHig|T G1ClEin-J r Dom,
" y J0laso fNrf R'fg C9-H A r-.f-..
By thWBi kGfR !
J. So.0mcnJ \ Er~ ffsin-L s0.1ns1
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special fern BRADY
tx PAETB NAI1Lko-HOTfOys
COUNTY COURT.
Special rfrn-GlHBg J.
Lr Tlra rafers
sUPROoATE'S COURT CHAaBERs-sC8rrz
sd day fGlnr1ar
REFEREES APPOINTED.
SUPREME COJRr-BRADY.
Bent INrlvllHe k.fy CO. p IrlstdNs
Zur'a Wrg,llger-J DsgI.
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
NOVEMBER 20
Manhattan.

Tie following judgments we're sled yesterday. The
A. n-me l,ri,i i.4 ol tN I a3,of q 9s2 a,
Allied SIX Mgr lnr-L ,.l Er.tein ei Al !il3 y
H Hasn'i il FIX HI ch5 Ei-'d' ;5i 81 81
B5itsford. Dickinson Co-Uni,.d Plumbing anil
o'''''''. ssA Go
CuIiy W-C s WiitscheA. y-gl ~
Cohen. ID E-Cu-rent Literature 90. 500 -
Crowley. G. j T. OtoIIrI. S25S Al
'D a S.'''''' A'' amman ''1''14 $685. o.
cca,rsl PARK North end Ea,t River Ranf.4l
cor d Gardner. $5sl2 -
Cacar. Dick salem P-ess Go. sos 90
Costa. Jacinf.l b i.esaf .ooatsI. 500 IS
Drr Nyrlc-A y O'Nel. So, -
Same-u { WellshalA 20 al. 500 ij
DELANEY. = E-K " G0elet. Sni2 %
Drl .sr. s. and VI kessler-l BoyarsAy. 500 u
DIS a. Walker DDgoois tO-N simon. $50 Al
Fiunisau. r. Empire state Liquor 60. SO -
Fflsuf Mas A-~.-nlAu 5 Bank Tor saving 800 SO
tuor Chapman Coal and Coke Ca Hir'ch
Friedman. J-N y Betting anil Packing CO. 81, as
Fp.,Ii.ou EIla. vs. VI Ford. Sil9 3D.
Fn,I M Ea..utaal e., a. 500 oI
flc.r4s. y AIl. sla' kis Marble Co. So 80
@a'iii. r l v T''n a s hy Co. s,ii y
Ta.'s, oro...rie i EaseT Go. veg g
Fal.u. O.. pr.s'.N >4ntamarino. $3.50 o0
Fo.sL I.-N Naem. tioS D.
Ge.ics. w ~ 5.o e ,,'.t 60. 81: Il
Glover I--Leai. Historical Pub Co. Slaa -
Gla.,nan. B-M A.faU.Hl-f. $40 oi
Go'd,,cin. $ l..B EumGsathal ei a.; ss9t
con B-F.n,l1sr 81 -iu Go. $40 %
,usssnieimsr Nj J. Levy. sll2 q
Huhts J. Nh J. Newman sll2 53
Ia,aae. - Lca'.r Ct al. : isii 70 e
Hsi.ft ~ ami { T5id-N Jacobson. 5000 90
Hamburg. A-MAglAad C2suEls CO. s.. ~
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Hartman r w Burns Inter Detective ,5 Agea as
Interstate MIR and Cream Co Pascal. Loo o.
Itterl1roush Rapid Transit CO Il Spiyoy $50 90
EahuEeu Anne Eihgler 4 Go. tH}f y
kloush. A-James Livingston ,ons'rnciltn -.
NELLY. IT, wu,on Dlstuliug Go. So. %
Trrg 6 GNiland Co-M Carroll. ~ W.,
I.t,,. " I..Gotham Kaincoal 60. 81, -
Iocanu 60 ald g. " Graham HARRISON 81 a.ncr
10 tuTo Il. Colle,,i and B collctu-L rieam,ta:
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London. H-NeF Amsterdam Realty Co. So 3!
Loeb. berlin Jones Envelope Co. ,s-os +,
Nicer, Minor Mfg Co. Inc-E NJ Colon. Sio0l ~
Manhattan Produce Gov n HedGondor'. !1ig II
Miller y Is-Fried Mendeison & Co; ~. s9
Murphy. Anna-M A Lynch. $40 -
McDermott. and B-Common Sense su,2yndsI
Mack and N &c c nm: $3.50 %
Middleton Garrison Feature Film CO G t.las
M Ms2Ts AZ A5 Slam gl.Ps'' e al lsss s
Michasls. IL Gabriel. ,,....- sSst :
Vow YORK Ophthamio and Aural Institute. oths[Ilss
known as Tie Iernsn Knapp Memorial Eye h 90
pital--J Miller. 49,
same--L Little NssI %
sane American Hardware Copn. Sl.59g
San--Amcricau Compound Door Co. Ssis
samo-X 8 W ! reck; see
same Lid,rtooi Mig Go. Sl99
S-,. a g. frue- = Al Sl1lO
sam American Flooring Co. Inc. SOL
s Same 4 n'spa1r. s2.{55 o.
same MrNuy Bios. Inc sI,
Same Same a h. foide,ln ., a. si-l
Ne8 Yora steel Mouolth Co-Ciy q Ne' iefs.
s2ij o.
New YofA a Brooklyn Paper Go Same. 81! 10
Sew lorb White Marble Co-same. $40 %
Nuns. Z H-c.udeu Really 90, Inc. $I I' u
Progress Mssszire Pub 60 Same. ~ io
I'r1.rs,s Motor Vehicle Co Same. sls4 lo
p..r.,.. Hu.t Co sane. N-ij %
is--is Ii.' ioser-e Realty Co-same. s-i5 %
Raphael. Barrett. -.,.. ~. <i9s "a
scl,oc. Dalstrom Co. Inc Rs'on'"ood Pap.r, w.
Sire. C. p--lr G Gapin. Inc. So O.!
s ssaa24. + "a "a i II Porter ssi =
spero. 5 C Beem,n. ,-.. ar ~ Y,
slostrom. 2 Il g. and westman Realty Co, CO
TugIiS. E-H L Morris ct al. $50 80
Talty. N P-LArhn Lumber co, $3.50 tJ
Tsusslg + D-Caruesio Trust Co q a lco'i,, ., 81.
rnrcr,aI Auto supply co.. S Tire Co. $40 o.
Wunsch. Paul Guenther. Inc. $jj9 -
Waitosiis. Louise / by slnJ-J AHnst'..qs
whre,ide. Mamie VI $ Armstrong. $ili %
W Wpicd n KS Wits Dental Sns Co. sos o.
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The Bronx.
Baocock. Il g .1 Philip yo'het and { t;51 e
Bloch. william Bise.ow Vanish GO. SO Oh
Co,lcr. r J ana Catherinc-T Churchill. 500
FRESHMAN. ,.ara-C Friedman. >ih- 80
t.eIler. Barne.-M cohen ct OIL. SO. o.
G-aesaeiacr. N Is Brooastone ct a.. Sl.ie5 A.
UolaaIer Aurc. W a cooper SO y
Harris. DAVID Robit1ek q Bro. $40 li
Hir.ch I NJ. and d O. Prchard J. b R'teg. :.Qt -
WrDonough. M Esirs O. oil. $lll II
Noik Hcel--A Fertile. 2l4, ~
same FeroHe. $500
W,siaeld ~ stoneck ct a. S4le 81
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The Bronx.

COURTLANDT AV. J3T W cor I4qth 50 store
etc. ua-en Realty CO " r " Doyle us W i4-d
Il, yrs from Oct j. atty. u SteNsrt ls 53
BAGNBRIDCE Av. s.. go D. Ielth st. store
from Jan g. 1918. ats. B ~ Arnold. 10 BEay;