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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
RESERVE BANk's NEW PLACE.

The Federal Reserve Hank OF New
York. located at sc Cedar street since
ito formation in November. 1914, has
signed a lease for permanent ofices at
the Pine and Nassau street corner of
the Equitable Building. Ths term Of
the lease extends from the date OF Oc-
cupation. which Is expected to be In
the early spring. to the expiration Of
the charter Of the bank. When
equipped in accordance with tho plans
repared by Il. r.. Graham. In consulta-
ton with Trowbridge 4 LIVINGSTON. the
space leased will meet present require
ments In every respect and provide for
future expansion. In It's present quar-
ters the bank has been forced to store
much OF It's gold In the Clearing House
and Suh-Treasury vaults, In the Equl-
table Building h vault space will no
ample to store all the banks gold with
ON goiI,g elsewhere. Douglas Robinson,
Charles s. Brown Company negotiated
the lease.
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HOUSE FOR DRIVE CORNER.

Plans have been nled for a twelve
story and basement apartment house on
the northeast corner OF Riverside Drive
and 101st street for the Palermo Con-
struction Company. Charles v. Palermo
president. 1t will have a frontage OF
27.7 feet on the Drive and 143.l0 feet
on the street, having a facade OF brick,
limestone and terra Gotta In ornamental
design. II will accommodate twenty-six
families. Gaetan Ajello is the architect
and has estimated the cost At $500, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
RESOURCES THROWN
AWAY, SAY EXPERTS
Bureau Of Mines Finds Waste
Going On With Foreign
Supply Cut OF.
ASKS NATIONAL ECONOMY

WARRINGTON, Dec. So.-whaS the
United States Bureau Of Mines 10 doing
to aid the development Of mineral IN.
dustriss IN this country ~ suggesting
new and better methods Of manufscturs
and BY stopping the Waste Of valuable
mineral resources u detailed IN the an.
nusl report Of Director Manning.
When the expectation Of coal tar
products BY Germany ceased, and manu-.
~fadtursrs VINO use dyes end those VINO
mako ezpiosivss could not obtain the
necessary ingredients, the bureau called
attention to the fact that thsrs VA in
this country . grsat abundance Of raw
material and that S76.ooo.ooo Of these
products were being wasted each year
through use Of the bes hive coke oven In
stead Of the by-prodvct ovsn. II urgei
a cautious upbuildins Of the industry.
This resulted In the construction Of "a.
ditonai by-product ovens that have
added to the yearly output several MIL
lion gallonA Of bsnsoi. needed In ohami-
cal manufactures.
h bureau rave to the country q
process devised by one OF its chemists.
Or. W. r. Rlttmsn. for the manufacture
from petroleum of benxol and tuiuoi,
used In the production Of dyes and high
explosives. DR.. Rittman also devised y
process which he contends will enable
renners to increase the output Of gaso-
lene from crude petroleum 200 per cent.
or even more. the patent right being
dedicated to the public to prevent mo-
nopoly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
AT sos THIRD AvENUE.I

SRooK Av.. 1890. - 2s7.a n 1871. al.
lSHl0o.e. q sty hat-East River Save
instn ast Kay Co ct al; due. SAL 40 IL;
taxes. &c. $7ss7< to Albert J schwarts.
"S 'tJi'Voo
TAT THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
by Chauncey Real Estate Co.
UNION ST. n q. 1ss " NostrAnd av. s3.1x
eoo-rrsd CONSTR Co 81 al sst Mary
Levin ct al: TO the plaintf for 5000
over . morts and interest. ...... $<i. $50
BY James l.. Brumlsy,
18th Az. n " a.. 20 8 W 18th At. 2oxi0o-
8 Bklyn Saws ins,n sst May T l. warren
ct al: action .; to the plaintiff. . $3.50
ny Nathaniel shutter.
LOVE LA. n . cor College pi. G.sxiT.iix
irreG-Robt d Austin ct al sgt Sarah Z
Colyer ct al: to this plaintiff Ill 900
BLAKE AN. n e cor Van Sinderen av. look
200-Betsy Spiero az, Morris Seufeld ct
al to MONTAGUE Mtg 100
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5000, 900 PARK AVE. FLAT.
To Go Up AZ eetA street, Diagonally
Across From 7th Regiment.

Across From 7th Regiment.
a twelve story apartment house. esti-
mated TO cos $500 900. 10 to replace the
i've dwellings at the southwest corner OF
Park avenue and Sixty-sxth street
owned for many years BY Commodore
Elbridge +. Gerry. Tho site. which
easu o 0.5xl00. was sold by Com
modore Gerry to the s. Fuiierton-weaver
Company. This company conveyed It to
the $40 Park Avenue Corporation. which
will carry on the new project. The lat
ter company Is composed Of James q. K
Carpenter. president Robert b. Knowles,
secretary. and NJ. 8. Carpenter. treas
urer. Plans for the new apartment
are BONG prepared by J. T. r CArpen.
ter. The plot 10 d~iagonaliy opposite tho
Seventh Regiment Armory. The two re-
naming corners at Park avenue and
Sixty-sixth street were improved with
tall apartment houses, both from plans
by Mr.. Carpenter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
OPERATORS BUY IN DOTH ST.

Ennis 4 Sinnott have bought us.
III and 1ie East Ninetieth street, two
four story and one five story fiats on
rio, 15xi0o. near Park avenue. from
katharine l.. L.antry. Christopher A.
Merger negotiated the sale. This is the
FIST sale on tho property In twenty-five
,ears.
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a. Direct. MAINE srEANs1F LINZ !,
NM ' ssHk = PORTLAND
Reduced aresAtiPoints. Ph0ussvsOOoeG
LAslkkS AIEA NSiiIP Inns. l


WASHINGTON. Dec .o-Thesc army or.
tiers were issued tu-duy;
Malnr Il n ~lttymoni. Engineer Corps.
FROM Lo. Angeles. - to Hawaii
First Lieut. e Wise. rwen'v-f fourth
Infantry 10 Nesf POINT, y v, relieving
Fr-' Lieut. r. u Osborne. Fifth Field Ar
tllrIy. Who WHl lrjoln his regiment.
These navy orders were issued;
Lieu. \ " Brown from the baltimore
90 ia, l'tdu.th
Lieut. g. i McCracken. from
- ih' Alabama TO continue treatment
Norf"Ik h'sr'to.
Lieut. /. L. Mrouarris, to the Prone
tN'u-.
Lieut. T. II Iucke', from the Prometheus
20 the We, Nlrg mia
l.eit. u " Hewlett, FROM the Dixie
to ia, n. ilWnrn
Ensign " = BurhS from receiving ship
n san Francisco 10 the Raleigh.
Ensign :. T. Rose, from tho West VII.
glulI Or, ne Prom, 'hrus
Assistant S]lrF,"" O. n Wtiians. NJ
r. o.. ~ naval n'sp:."., \"'i"ik.
NtNti tpu-'rl.'.f ~ trrvei'. -
Ne,' rpu~,rurtor. A.iu.rI -.
tINu Engineer "a II Nur from naval
s.,t,ou. p,qugopo. zoo huluo f.g orders.
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The bureau has ascertainedN that losses
to the oil and natural gas industry in
a years time through careless ard
reckless exploitation amounts to $780,
100000 and has devised and claims TO
have demonstrated q practical process
for drilling wells by which tho waste
OF gas n the invasion OF water may
be stopped. thus saving In a single State
natural gas worth more than 49,.
600 900.
Looking into the future the bureau
In investigating vast deposits Of the So
called oil shales OF Utah and Colorado.
believing that q supply of oil will come
from them at no distant period. These
shales. II Is said, rival as sources of
petroleum n oil shaies OF Scotland and
New South Wales. which have been
probably exploited In spite Of continued
competition from other sources.
The study OF the combustion OF coal
by experts Of the bureau has led to a
call for new furnace designs. which II
II commended will prove more economi-
cal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANsFERS.

AAvSAAOA AVAv0 kh6OV4AO&ADs
TRANSFERS.
.,t sw1;S name and :sdres: Of lender n,r,; :.S
address party Of FIRST part.)
Downtown.
tSouth Ct Fourteenth ST.
BoWERY, iel, es. $50 n Broome ct, sa;s
Williams building Corp. 500 Bway..h
part mtg $4,000. ALI liens. Dec 20; sstysS
iso.sx.sx irres x.S5-Harjo Realty Cory
e Osias Kastenbaum and sno. lsa 2
ieSth ct Dec IL: atty. David prechsier,
iV Nassau
East side.
and iiiotS sts.5
MADIsoN Az. 4ie,. W. 81 n tsth at. ass
meth DOVE %.siSury.S 1. IT, all liens.
mtg $4,000. Dec II; sttys. Bowers 4
ssrH ST f fas 30 p.,s Az. SSSS
i%co.s,lBetStsy Il lawn. to Aiii.nes really
C., liz Sway mtg $4,000. Dec III
twest Of Fifth av. Fourteenth
and 10th sts)
tnsn SIpsr.ss de Krats to G on; 4
18TH st; :s. w IS. ~ . West End AZ
as, 1905; atty. + J Griinn. lis Sas'sy
81
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF 1I0th st.)
18TH 1T. IS; 100 " 9TH av; toxiocii1,-
p:s :oi a!,y. Co. i1s Bw%y. 80
100 li-Jseob cottek by NJ VIM Bray. ..
committee. .Utica. y y. to Timothy +
SANE PRoPERTY.Iimothy y Fay, 10
Alice l. Butler. 2le3 Sostrand Av, Bklyn.
at. B and 8. c a 6. all liens. Dec x;
SANE PRopERry-L.: M.rsen,in.. ssr
LAMhENcE ST is7 " from
76.1ix irree-David ID A .Outcslt. Ia
coma. Wash. 20 Lazar Aberie. us Y 18Th
q. all liens. Nov 30: atty. T O Co, ~
LkwRENcE ST i6i.fw from, SIS
,:e,n s.; s:isI:ss Hres-asss, AS.rls
st. mtg $4,000, Dec 20; atty. r &C:
MASM.TTAS ST. IA : So .on AM;
ion 8. H.nrls,,. / r.s.ish; s,'
lion deed. Dec :; atty. + . o co. i:
'' I'd iii Inc ;'' ,s.,;.iiiIi:iss ;,."f S.. y;
so: atty. Vim D. FORD. 10 Sa;':a
is7TH ST. sii W. .. $50 W sin ay. tx
ssli-Clars Il Kears'ng tn leybuek Co.
c chi H = Z % MS y s'C saSki,i Dec III II Broad ss.si:
BRoApwAY. " cor issth q, runs "
a .So go fSfs "A'",oo
b.k--The Rector, &C. trinity church to
Adoirh ia.isohn;. . W s.th St. all lem;
thorough of The Bronx
SIMPSON ST. e e.. ?sl. 10 n westchsster
av. toxloo-Edw W Martin co to Lerria
7 srarrit,' III H,rrison =. East oTsTE.;
r scarritt. 12i Harrison ct. East Orange;
LOT >. parcel /. map vim ogden
200 sth av, mtg 1880, Nov 20: attys.
o,,s,s@grs an: 200 SIN 9v:n;r;'i@o
75xloo-Geo Hahn to. scoppert corpn.
is william -. mtg $4,000. Is part.
Dec IS. atty. scoppert Corpn. is william
SAME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ii smith to
sam" mtg $4,000. Ia part, Dec IL; a,ty
SANE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Baumann TO
same. mtg $4,000. Ia part, Dec -;
LOTs TO ii. map nompson. Rose Est
Maurice stierer TO clear Rlty 90. Inc.
200 5th av. mtg. $4,000. Nov 90, ATTY.
POE pr. w. 10 n Coles lane. Sax irreg--
Martin N Mitchell TO Annunei.ts .;au51a
:, al, ;''i n',m9n, e. sv; - %ts s.. 600 u psS
a. mar Elijah vHlen,,pe, isessoS s
lies Hway. Mar 20, ATS. Wheeler corpn;
r$l3< ~ y F.. ,;.: ssh =; WI ~ !.
,'ouii.. HnbDker. y J, Nov 10 Atty-.
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to recover claims a~sgregatlng $60.s11.41,
subject to a first mortgage of 1915 1000.
Steiner has lone business through the
Hess office for years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATUH NE
Sun rise. IN IN sun sets. ID Moon r,..-.!:ss
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s.ndyH'k .7:ai Gov. Isl. 7iio He'll Gsts. sss
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k ..iOs'Gov Isl. .iI3lHerl Gate. s:3s
Arived-MoNpAY. December 20.
s.. 81. Paul. 7:i7 A. NJ. Liverpool, Dec. H..
IS ST. Stephen, 4 A. N. Avonmouth.
Nov. 10.
s. ). i ES5.naa'g 81. i'i !. 4 Il. NJ diia rs"..' Dee Dec. ~
S. New Zealand Transport. II r. NJ. Sun
s. Masarua. 80 A. M. Genoa. Nov. -.
SIS Raeburn. 10 4. NJ, Manchester. Dec. 5.
SIS Napoli, A. NJ, Naples, Dec. 2.
Sc sou,herndoWr. $50 +. NJ. st. Nssaiss.
So Ganses. s p, N, Genoa, Nov. ~
{. LpI.s 1910 P y, Lisbon Nov; =,
g. waitham. t:Sc A. NJ, GLASGOW, Nov 2.
IS Hambledon Range. . =. NJ. fomsy.
Sc Bermudian. 6 A. NJ. Bermuda. Dec. Is
SIS Coamo. s A NJ, san Juan. Dec Is.
SIS Santa Theresa. II =. NJ Sunday. Havana.
D~c. II.
S. Bay amo. SIS A. NJ. Cardenas, Dec IL.
IS Johan Ludwig MoVinckel. ! T. NJ. Il.
Lucia, Dee, II.
Sc Antilles. New Orleans. Dec Is.
Sc Comet. New Orleans, Dee. II.
IS City OF Columbia. Savannah, Dec. II
So William Bricn. Jacksonville. Dec. 10.
S. Nortdian, Baltimore. Dec. ID.
Motor-hip California, Baltimore, De-, ".
Sc Paw nee, Philadelphia, Dec. ~.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
IS Camerouia. at Liverpool
IS Lafayette, at Bordeaux
So Frederik VIII, At Copenhagen
So George, n Liverpool
s. Bristol City, AT Bristol
SAILED FOR NEW NORk
s. tui,ed States. from Grreuo"k
- 2lcapa. from Santa Marta
8. psstorcs, from Port L.imou
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
LOCAL DWELLING RENTERS.

Porter 4 Co. have leased for Mary T.
Mulry OF Cedarhurst, l.. J.. to Jacob
Enlentuch the three story dwelling at
.26 West l27th street,
Unger & Watson have leased for Q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
MORTGAGES,
MORTGAGES.
With name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
downtown
ISnnth Of Eunrteenth St

n..,.n
South 81 Fourteenth ST.
GRAND. ST. b''' n = 9oNlop', pr mtg
nav simmer, S6i lleWes VI. Hklyn. Dec
iyo Yrs. II G.; atty, X Dorfman. 100
Delaney st..... Sc, 900
oRffUAKb 81, = o cor Delaney st, siSx
~ 6-I;ltermau Realty 90 To Isidor
Hahn. isas Madison nv, Dec ig. due as
per bond, attys, Cohen Bros, 81 Wall
=, AZ 0oO
vv... .L,.
"'"' ''"''
(West OF f'tth ~, "e'N.en fourteenth ana
A., a.. ~
i','y' Maitland trus 10 rirmar. go"
y, 70. % William st. Dec is, q yrs n y
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

18th ST. 6is:s?i E-Arpad G. oer:.en 20
stTH Fl. ii< EN- Y Tits lns Co 30 Paul
N warhurg q al sHN, ~ y scth ct;
sATH 81. litDIN Y Mi, = security Co
e As'T' Go sy%q.' c IA "ts 10 "a
ssrH 81. AS E%"s,smsnd lshmsn q a;
exrs. to Emisrant Ind Say Bank. 81
Chambers st; stty. e J Mcclure, u
ST, :is E.Arthur k Kuhn to Emf.
Frant Ind sav Bank; atty, Il J Mcclure,
ST. 80 E"Fann. p D.srot 10 Law:
s'fH ST. sos EEsi.m%na Lehmsn e
81 Chambers st: atty. T O Co.. iaS
RiviSGroN sr. sss..AAdis b clark to
Empire Trust co. trus. ......... $4,000
SETH ST. q -, so . wss, End Av. .oxs3 q
lawyer Mtg Co to Central Trust Co Of
Ny and ano. trus, 80 Wall st. atty.
!. Mtg Co. 80 Liberty st..........&ls.ooo
BrOnx.
SACHS, RALPH I. to Isaac R~osenhsld u
HUNTS POINT ESTATES to Henry Nor,
BRoNixs- UaRSoScERY co, inc. 10 cA.s (
sehslihsrn Ct e !trusl .;..:..n;...s:N
riT1M GUAR i TRUST co to AipscS:s
SAME TO Elisa N salmon. Il, 800
sCHRMiPE WIN Of al tsx). 60 Annie Van
PREMiiM. HoLDi&G coRrS to .pcli.t
CAV .>o5.VVo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21

term Of ear the dwelling ut as East
Ffty-first street for Mrs. Jennie Mayer
to s. Froelich.
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18th ct. S%7 W. n .. 200 . West End av.
a6nioo.s. Z sty tint and strs-Ausustus
s"!s snn'e fsr1 81 A.; dus; ',fh;..
piatnttu VIZ, bO0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

co. For . .::ss !. N ..:, y !. .... sc:ett,.S 2: t =:
Tomorrow; fresh n%orthwe~ Winds
For New Jersey aud eastern Pennsyi
vania. unsettled to-day:s fair tomorrow.
fresh northerly winds.
For New Ensland. cloudy to-day: prob
For. western New York. fair to-day and
probably tomorrow: warmer to-n,orrow.
moderate. variable winds. mostly westerly.
INV YORK. Dec. 9l.-The northwcstern
storm was central In the Gulf Of 81
the extreme northwestern border.
The centre of high pressure was over
southern Colorado and Utah and colder
weather resulted In the South west.
1t was also generally colder over the
eastern half OF the country. and warmer
In the Missouri Valley aud westward.
Arizona and New Mexico and in lows.
Wisconsin and Minnesota and freesins
tefnperatures again reached the east Gulf
SNOW fell in the lake regions. western
Pennsylvania and northern New York and
rain on the north Pacific coast and IN
Florida.
Elsewhere Tho weather wa generally far.
colder: wind. fresh westerly; average
humidity. ~ per cent; barometer. cor.
rected TO read to sea Level. at 5 A. 81.
30is: . r. NJ. 3o1S.
The temperature In this city yesterday.
as recorded by the on,ci.i. thermometer. b
49,, 1919. 1914 .. 1915. 1919:
'ssSSiM. i, ss s,s g:
Highest temperature. 3s'. At 2:2O p. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 30'. 81 midnlsht.
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BrOnx.
SACHS, RALPH I. TO Isaac Rosenhel
HUNTS POINT ESTATES to Henry
LEASES.
Manhattan.

GREENWICH ST, .ss. ,.llaM.sdAlens r
nayonns: N =. :, ". from May !.
It'll Av. " $. from :tth 10 t5th ST.
isssXl5ox irreg \ 49,, ali-Dani X De
Beixedon 4 sno to Mckeon Realty Co &
sno. 80 Maiden lane. ext Is 10 May T.,
1926: Attys, Knox 4 D.. 81 Cedar
18th ST, ios-lo. all-Saml X Jacobs to
Oreste 4 Maria Giolito. los W &9th IT,
yrs from Oct l. 1915. atty. l. Por;
isT Az. Jesse. str- ( bsmts-Morri-
Dwore,zky to Chas Korches, ..s l.t av,
5 81? yrs from Dec lsl5.. $3.50
Arthur W Little 4 ano, ears Jos !
Little, to J j Little 4 Ives co, i35 l.
gath 1T. from bee J. 1915, to Jan 81,
1919 attys, Bridges. h. A a V. 90 Pine
lssrH ST. lis W. stor. & b-Jos Eisyn.
berg to Custus : |enie. .26 " la4th
st. 5 yrs from May !. 1913; atty, J w
GriEgs, 1891 B~ay, 1000
BROADWAY " " cor HSth II, n store
broadway and s6th - Realty ca to Ron
Ton Tailoring 90. . liza yrs from Feb
!. 1919 atty, Israel II Perskin. ~ Court
81, Bklyn ..ssss.s srs ''s'' wv
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I, :, supreme Court Calendar.

NASHINGTpN, Dec 20 'rho aav ,,II
~ IN" supreme 'uurt for MondnS. January
., Includes Noe %. taul 1881, gu. ia
ltS. l>y. Ats, lS.. los. l6< and lSS. "
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with name and address Of lender ana
attorney. II attorneys name 10 omitted
address party Of nrst part.)
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RESULTS Al AUCTION.

rWUuO OnerIM0o Ye01eF00y IN Man.
haitian, The Bronx aaa Dreoklyn.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
ssTH ST. a. and 20 W. Q ., ASS v Bway,
bOxss:s, - sty loft bldg-Josef Steiner
est 18th CONSTR Co ct al; due. 5s.ssi.7 II;
tsxes &C. e2.<<s. 70:- sub to u pr mtg OF
yaIS.ooo; to l. Hess for q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
ANOTHER MADISON AVE. LOFT.

Wallis 4 Goodwtllis. architects for
Charles Remsen. rave hled plans for Q
sixteen story 1reproof building on the
corner OF Madison avenue and
street for light manufac-
turing purposes. II will a a frontage
OF %9.5 feet on the avenue and 1913 feet
on the street and the cost has been eeti-
at 5000. 900.
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COUNTRY HOUSE RENTALS.
Charles NJ. Clark has leased q house
on Washington avenue at Battle Hill
Park. White Plains, N. Y.
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BronS.

CITY ISLAND Az, IS, a3.ll . Centre at.
3T3t 10 high water line ]. ! Sound y
T5.sxt3SxaBSCity Island Homes Inc. to
Henry Il Nevins. SO Tier ~, ! yr from
Dec II. attys. Dayers Bros, 81 Nassau
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10
INSURED RA I [ 5 . ! N ? AR GEL
 POST

The local postoffice has received notice from the department that a new order went into effect September 1, regulating the fees on insured parcel post packages. It is as follows:
 Fourth-class matter shall not be registered, but may be insured against loss in an amount equivalent to it's actual value, but not to exceed $5 in any one case, on the payment of fee of cents; not to exceed S25 an pay ment of cents; not to exceed $50 on the payment of a feen of 10 cents, or the payment of a fee of 10 cents, or a fee of 25 cents, in addition to the postage, both to be prepaid by stamps affixed; but indemnity will not be all lowed in cases of loss of such mail addressed to the Philippine Islands, unless the loss occurred in the postal service of the United States.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10
Adjusting Foreign Exchange Situation.

NEW YORK, Sept 10-The joint Anglo French Commis sion appointed by the governments of Great Britain and rance to adjust the foreign exchange situation arrived this city today The commission composed of bank CTS and leading financial experts of both countries and meet will be arranged with the manufacturers munitions and the big New York bankers where the difficulties which have
 arisen the money question will in all probability solved American business anxious the countries involved straghten 1t out satisfactorily nness this done it will mean dscontinuance of the large orders which being placed Tn the United States and cancellation of orders which have already been placed
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10
Trade Union Congress Advocates Peace.

BRISTOL, Sept 10The sessions of the British Trade Union Congress continuing here and the position that the workers will take to the present is being constantly being brought before the body each time angle Tea body refused to endorse conscpton but passed resolution in favor of recruiting Today resolution produced in calling upon the parliamentary committee of the Labor party formulate and advocate of peace sais factory to the working classes The resolution warmly debated and when put overwhelmingly defeated The government pleased with the attitude that labor taking toward the European conflict especially the Congress presents three million workers
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10
German Reservist Sentenced for Perjury.

NEW YORK, Sept 9-Gustave Stahl the German reservs who made adavs that he had four mounted on the sunken Cunard liner Lustana plead guilty today when his trial for perjury up the federal here Sah admitted that he trying to justify the act of his country submarine and that he lied when he said there guns lusltana The presiding justice sentenced the defendant eighteen months imprisonment.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

LOST-A bunch of keys, enclosed in black leather holder. Finder please return to this office.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

The latest faces in type for job printing received at the Tines office Place your order now.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10
ONE PRICE.

Every customer at our store is charged alike. One price for all. Phone 21. Cordova Cooperative Trading Go.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

Subscribe for the Alaska Times. Delivered or by mail only s3 a year, if paid in advance.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10
French Trenches In Alsace Captured.

BERLIN, Sept 10An additional official statement con corning the operations the front issued today that series of French trenches Schratzmannee manns Weerkop in Asace have been stomed captured by the German troops.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10
Russians Capture 17,000 Austrians.

LONDON, Sept 10-The Russian claim that they have captured seventeen thousand Ausrans in the fighting Galicia this week Seven thousand these taken Tuesday and Wednesday Tremblow.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

Furnished Cottage, Observation Knoll. Apply Alaska Transfer Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

Young chickens and Belgian hares for sale at Lambert's. Phone 57.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

FOUND-A bunch of keys. Finder can have same by calling at this office.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10
DO NOT FORGET.

That fair competition is good for the consumer, a trial order from our store will convince you. Phone 21. Cordo- va Cooperative Trading Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

Nifty job printing at the Times.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

For plumbing and heating see Ben Elliott. Phone 101.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

Dr. c. l.. Hale is about on crutches, having sprained a toe while out hunt ing.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

Standing of League Clubs. The following is the standing of the big leagues up today:
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

L. G. Better has accepted a position as clerk at the Alaskan hotel.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

Read the Times, Daily and weekly and send it to your friends.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-10

All the Real News in the Times.