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lam II. sommer. Joseph V, OLesry, James
Il. Fitzgerald. William Sullivan, Thomas
r. Reilly, walter II. seymour. John r.
Hawkins, Edmund W; schmid!.rs, John NH H.
McMahon. John Dexter. Walter a; ficn
ardson, william y. Crane. Wi nn,nn r. 4.
Hoerner. Louis u; Rantus, cisyton ~ II
sheldon, Shelton r. Hubbard. James H.
Atkins
Privates-Henry d. kearsh. Leopold
Kllnger, Andrew ]. uoldsboreufh. Ut,
Harry o. Karin, John J. MeMullen, Sander
son w. Hays. John Fitch, Albert y; Srn,sg
lam +. Mcnamara. Francis A., MURPHY.
Jacob Rubin, John w. Robinson, PAU DUN
gan, sylvester shaw, darby T A. Dent; :, M ri
j. Fulton. waiter j. Ryan. George ,.
CLARK, Charles. w. .Unfreed, Hereer, q, C.
Lsngendorfer, John Elmo. Charles T. Ken,
Thomas N. Beach. r.. A. EsbJornson fpg
ho,c nda samuel ar Jacobs. Phiiip v, Mylod.
William l.. Carroll, George n. Van. Haro,a
s. Kepner. william A. wssch, Uesinala r.
Isaacs. Leo Foley, Joseph b. fonse' joe
Mechanics-sidney O. whitehead. Sol
Fleming.
Wasoner--Maurice r. johnson.
Bueler--Iouis Goldschmidt
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$4,000 FACTORY RENTAL.
Medicine Co. Takes Several West
side Properties.


William a. white 4 Sons have ioaeed
Tor the Congress Warehouse and For
wardins Company to the Partola Manu-
featuring Company patent medicines,
to s Congress street, 179 and ISL West
Houston street, southwest corner OF Con-
sress street, and 1879 West Houston
street. with the rear lot of 1s1 West
Houston street. The plot at 1 Congress
street Is covered with n one story build
Ing and at Q and 3 with a Ave story
building; 179 and 1S1 West Houston
street is vacant lot and 1s9 has on II
three and one-half story building and
inc rear OF 1871 a one story building
The whole covers a plot OF about $4,000
square feet. The property has been
taken on long lease at an aggregate
rental approximating $4,000.
M. 4 L. Hess have leased the store
and basement at 1877 West Thirtieth
street to tho II. Mueller Manufacturing
Company OF Decatur, III.
The Charles f. Moves Company has
leased to the Quartermaster's Depart
ment. u. s. Army. the second and third
floors Of 30 South William street.
The Duross Company has leased the
third loft at 100 Nassau street to Fort
Read. also the top loft OF 517-51s
West Forty fifth street, to George f
Cahill.
James Kyle & Sons have rented thu
parlbr store at 726 Lexington avenue
Also the parlor store at 729 Lexington
avenue.
Charles @. Keller has leased for tn
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
Forbes q Co, agents, the fifth loft at Is.
West Twenty-fourth street to kessler
Hirshhorn.
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1O2 UPTON SOLDIERS
FOR OFFICERS CAMP
Privatcs, Corporals and Ser
geants Are Designated
for Training.
GO TO GEORGIA SCHOOL
Two Mechanics, a Wagner
and a Bugler Included in
. the Selected List.
GO TO GEORGIA SCHOOL
SpecidI DespnfcA 10 TIE SnN.

Special Dsspdtch TO TIE Sun.
CAMP UProS. Sept. 9.---one hundred
and two privates. corporals and SER
geants to-day were designated to attend
the training school for officers at Camp
Gordon. Ga. They WIN leave here Thurs
day. They are:
serssants--Charies Ziegier. James J.
Fitzgerald, Frank Il. Marvin, Lawrence j.
J. Tierney. George G, Watt, Clarence f.
Rosers Andrew ROCKFORD. Albert sayman
Frank M kllsalien, Fred p ingram, Con
Thompson, Reuben Rabinowits. William p
German, Clarence II. Carman, Melvin II
Whitmire,. wallsee T. Yeapie, william r
hHes. James J. Mckeon,. Aubrey g
Thompson. Irving Arkin, Leo F. Brown
Jacob J. Heinrich. Nathan d. Con, Car
II Sarnmark.
Corporals--Philip J. Beerson. Charles n
Duty. Andrew ]. Basso, Lewis Michaels
William y. Derosier, Edwin L. T. smith
William W. whltehouse uustat +. John
son. Joseph T. Lyons. Ralph D. whitten
Herbert c. Fisher, Thomas ]. Finn, Will
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manager OF tho bond department: Henry
A. Theis. assistant trust officer: q. Paquos.
assistant treasurer of the Paris office; G..
h. Cooper, agent, and w. F. Mullody, as
sistant agent Of the office 70 be opened at
Tours France, September Ia, for the ser
vice Of the American Expeditionary Force.
Bankers Trust Company will purchase
up to october next sufficient fifr Hen
ten year convertible 6 per cent. gold
bonds of the Sinclair Gulf Corporation,
March !, 1925, to exhaust the sum Of ss1e, =
ss5 now in the sinking fund. Proposal.
for the sale OF the bonds will be received
up to noon September ?5.
Carlson A. easel have taken over the
business and organization OF We'll 4 Co.
and tho offices Of that company at 81 Elk
change place. =.
Equitable Trust Company announces II
has been informed that action on n pro.
posed stock dividend of 90 per cent. VIII
be taken by the Royal Dutch Company
after receipt OF royal assent in Holland,
which has been applied for. Notice will
be given to American shareholders in due
course that they may obtain New York
shares In respect Of their dividend stock
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sAMn pRopEnrr-Jss.ph y.rsars to

Matilda sohs.f,t. s7is oiinviiie sv, sept
rEhssYs' NY Av.sss s i. ssxss.s to drive ss0s
.exsi5-Ceiia L.aventhsi TO John Il
Jones, Mansas.st. i j. sept y, 1911;
T. ita' Charlotte 81 Holding. CORR. ssi
s.0T Ar, w shyc Co. mtg y s GSS Ss AGs
18TH sr ss -. a So ssssw w. ss Tqn.
ssA a..s %s, e ,iss sst SEPT .s''H'' atty.
ri ,,asI S,i,!:. a; a; ;ss :i;
Ss1 s'S,s,'rrss K: :s g FF s.p
,s III r ST. TIE 5i ~ sSs 81 Us s.fs was se
mtg q; 900. Sept I; atty. Title Guar s n T
wNsHiNoTToS Az ssis. ., 'si.sx,s'iix
ssxss Ida X Bronnsr to Ralph nslii.
az .i * F': CO. 1i.' s;p' II ATTY. Jt!:
s!sS Fulton ~, ,i7s1. v iesiS.i; also sl:o
's arssnS sS IL 10 Louis e Gre iIsi
Union ay. Juns O. atty. Louis oresnssIrIE &
r1ISoSS 'S ;s.i,s,; a.; a; 81 SH |:
AsH Rsib tsT' A. u Az W.. is.,s1sssisss
Ras XIV .' r,,s s'a.h Z e. niE ;ssss SO!
Sd Az: on; " Z. sssss,oN1pstsr sium M
5000 SEP; .; atty Peter Bra'choss' q; ~
wxi Ifrt, Xv. " :. 'iiss.s n 'iiiih st. Bin
Meyer Ma 1923 %oa ss.y .x g. MTG .assss
psb & NV x si:f is ,s,n y; EEisiss
| ...y e ' tiraiiii.Y. Jr. ~. ff:%sn. AZ s,oc
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MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

PARK Av, n e cor 18th at. for a one story
storage 16x2S-Rubber Clothing Co. 1S1
broadway, owner; Truscon steel Co. ITO
w 40th st. architect: cost. ...... zoo
DIVISION ST, 25, to a four story show
Horenburser q Bardes, l22 Bowery.
architests; cost. ......,... 5000
RiVINGToN ST. 315. to a iye story tene-
ment and stores--Pedsam Realty Corpn,
eS Lewis ST. owner; Fisher, rs Az 4.
architect. cost. $3.50: ..........; $1,000
ssTH ST. IL w. to a four story dwelling
II w Taylor, II Battery pl, owner: j e
" Ruhi, s2o7 Hull av. architect: cost.ss, 900
1eTH ST, 44l and 4i3 W. to nve story
tenement, Cos b Sofeld: 1871 w 18th Of.
owner. HoseN SIS 600
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ACTIVITY IN BROOKLYN.

o. f. Larson has cold the two fam
'ly house at ga Fifty-first street for
J Klienfeld: at 740 Fifty-first street
FOR c. Aamodt: at $50 Fifty-ninth street
for and j. Building Company; at 935
Fifty-fifth street for Robert Olsen: at
$40 Forty-ninth street for Eufemia
karlsson; at 759 Fifty-first street for
A Thompson; at 6S1f Tenth avenue
for Edward p. Kerrigan and for w. H.
Greer two lots on the north side Of
Fifty-seventh street, between Eighth
and Ninth avenues.
The James r. Ross Company has sold
for Christina 8. johnson 1106 Bergen
street. dwelling.
Frank A. Seaver & Co. have sold the
Fame house and garage on plot 100x100
at the southeast corner of Twelfth ave-
rue and Eighty-second street, Dyker
Heights, for L. NJ. Burchardi.
r. A. Schlesinger has sold for Jo-
hanna Johanns 236 and 23S Irving ave-
nue., two four story flats, to Theodore
Bittner
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TWO DRIVE CORNERS TRADED,

The Chesterfield, at the north cor
ner Of Riverside Drive and Ninety
eighth street. which was bought In the
auction market last May by the estate OF
George Abeel. which hsld the MORTGAGE.
has been sold privately. The Winter
Realities. which has operated chiefly In
the Washington Heights section. Is the
buyer of the property. Payment in
Guided cash and the syndicate's equity
in the six story apartment house at the
southeast corner OF Riverside Terrace
and 1s1st street. The Chesterfield IL a
ten story structure fronting 1865 feet
on the Drive and e6.11 feet on Ninety
eighth. street. The property was bought
bv the Abee, estate at the May foreclo-
sure sale for $446,150. The Washington
Heights structure given in trade fronts
1s7.l feet on sRiverside Terrace and 100
feet on 1S1st street.
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ST. ALBANs LOTS BRING 81. ,oao.

The Jere johnson, Jr. Company sold
1877 lots for a total of $4,000. an average
OF about $13S a lot. 6t the auction sale
held at st. Adams, l.. l.. Saturday after
noon. About five hundred persons at
tended the sale. The buyers included w.
w. Whitley. Frank M. Cook, William f.
Benze. Anthony Kempf, William @
Stamm. Charles Ludwig, q. C. Meinec,ee.
Charles Rost, Mary Lefnweder, Margaret
Josiah, Emma W. and Louis W. Kamm
Mrs. d. W. Foley. Amelia Whitley, will
lam 3. Lynch. George w. Jones, William
Hunt, Ruth F. Hoag. William c. Hart
man. John Burns and william and
Bertha r. Park. The sale closed with
the offering Of q remodelled farmhouse
on plot Of about seven lots. at the cor
ner Of Farmers and st. Marks avenues
This parcel was sold to Mrs. q. w. Nc
Dougal OF Brooklyn for $4,000.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Consolidated stock Exchange and the
New York Produce Exchange VIII DO eiosea
Thursday, Registration Day. -
Earnings OF the Brazilian Traction Com
pany for July amounted to 1,2i4ooo mil
reis, compared with 100000 miireis IN
New York stock Exchange Clearing
House announces that Pierce OIL stocks
will be cleared beginning with eohtrsc's
due to-day. -, =,
s. II Kress 4 Co. report sales OF
s1,e30.10& for August. an increase OF &Ss9'-
la over the same month In 1917.
Joseph Davis, vice-president ana CON
froller OF the American Locomotive Com
pany. has been elected a director, to take
the place OF, r. L. Schoonmaker, deceased.
New Corneiia Copper Company reports
an output OF 3,e2s 900 pounds Of copper for
August, compared with 3,93s,ooo pounds
In July. A., 49,.
Calumet and Arizona produced In Aug.
ust $4,000 pounds Of copper. against
42ItO00 in previous month.
Keunecott Copper Company reports ar
OUTPUT Of I1es6000 pounds of copper In
August, compared with 12.i2s.ooo in July
The following appointments were an.
nounced yesterday by the Guaranty Trus,
Company: John c. Collingwood. assistan,
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GOVERNMENTAFTER
MORE BUILDINGS
Negotiating for Tall West
side Factory Covering
Block Front.
CENTRAL PALACE TAKEN
Three Riverside Drive Proper
ties Change Hands-Two
Are Apartments.

rrophecy that the Government would
take many OF the large buildings To-
Gated south Of Fifty-ninth street seems
80 he correct. 1t was the belief that
,hs Communicating Of the twenty-five
story Printing Crafts Building. covering
The Eighth avenue block between Thirty
tn,rd and Thirty-fourth streets would
meet the Governments needs Tor Office
space here. but It 10 now known that
representatives Of the Quartermaster 8
DsnartmeYlt are making arrangements to
taks over another large West Side build
,nS for the use Of the local depart
ments OF the great war plant which
Uncle Sam 10 building UP. This build
,ng like the Printing Crafts Building,
overs an entire block front and about
100 feet on each side street. 1t IL eight
stories high and comparatively modern.
having been built not more than SIX
years ago for the special use of the con-
cern now In possession or II. II Ii OF
heavy construction, as every floor hoids
heavy machinery. This and the fact
that the floors are open has attracted
the attention OF the War Department
gents where the concern will md
space 10 move to is one Of the questions
consronting the head Of the firm. II
cost. the concern $4,000 to move to thi'
building six years ago. At that time
labor and material was cheap. II II ex-
pected that $4,000 would not do the jof
to-day.
Word was received from Washingtor
Yesterday to the effect that tho Gov
eminent has taken over the Grand Cen
trail Palace. The large exhibition, con
yen,ion and recreation hall. situated a
Forty-sixth street and Lexington ave
rue. the War Department message
states, will be transformed into re
construction hospital.
J. II. Nixon. vice-president OF thu
Merchants and Manufacturers Elk
change, which owns the leasehold ant
has been operating the Grand Contra
Palace. said that the Government hal
lad actual possession Of the building
since September 1.
The annual rental was announced a
s3o5 900 and maintenance of the build
Ing. which 10 to be used for the perio'
o, the war and three months thereafter
The structure will be remodelled to &C
comnodate 5000 patients and Is ex
pected to be ready FOR occupancy by mex
December I.
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MORE WEST SIDE SUITES.

Alteration contracts have been awarded
to 8. II. Potter for making 24S West
Seventy third street. a four story dwell
ing, into fats for the Monmouth Realty
Corporation from a plan by Eisenrath &
Horowitz: also to r. Macdonald for
altering 17l West Seventy second street,
q I'VE story dwelling. into apartments
with stores on the ground floor for
Albert s. Roe. .
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APARTMENT RENTALS.

Cammann, Voorhees, 4 Floyd have
leased apartments at 121 Madison avenue
to John Johansen and John p. Stetson :
in Is East Thirtieth street to Anderson
Offutt, Charles f. b. Lawrence, Clara
NJ. Bishop and Charles p. Stockton. and
at lc6 to 1870 East Twenty-fourth street
to Lieut.. Joseph s. Roberts, Louis Ayres
and Mrs. Ebert S. Porter.
The Frank L. Fisher Company has
leased apartments In 74s West End
avenue to Virginia T. Kent, Edward c.
Duble and Edward Jacobs. -
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BUYS TO PROTECT DRIVE HOME

The trustees of the Bernheimer es-
tate have sold Sc Riverside Drive. a
four story brownstone American base
nent residence, having frontage OF
223xslx irregular. As feet north Of Sew
enty.eighth street. The property was
bought at auction last March by the
present sellers, then the plaintiff. to
cover first mortgage of $4,000. The
new owner is A. II. Erickson. whose
town residence adjoins the property. His
purchase OF 81 was made to protect
lis home. Douglas Eskell OF Joseph
p. Days office negotiated the deal.
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VARIETY IN TRADING.

ARDEN STREET-Byrne & Baumann
and Nehring Bros. have sold to Fred
erick Brown for r. e. Reed 81 Arden
street. five story apartment house
on plot 27xll0. Mr.. Brown sold last
week through the Same brokers 20
Arden street, a similar house.
WEST 1S3D STREET--Henry y. Sin
Chi has sold to Rose Colombo the plot
42x95.l0 on the south side Of 1891
street, 81 feet east Of Webster ave-
nue..
EAST 161ST STREET-Samuel Cohen
has sold the three story business
building on lot 22x100 feet at 40
East l61st street for J. Weckstein.
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REsELLs RoCKLAND co. ACRES.

The r. II. la Fetra estate OF seven
teen acres at Blauvelt. Rockland county.
sold recently by Howard Goldsmith to
T. NJ Lounsbury OF New York. has
been resold by the same broker to Ste
phen A. Sewall. Mr.. Goldsmith also
told the tapestry bfick residence of Mr..
sewall at Forest Hills to w. L. John
son OF New York.
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BROKER IN DOWNTOWN DEAL.

The exchange recorded recently be-
tween the Parmelee Realty Company
which is Daniel 7. Morse and A. D.
Julliard. affecting the, properties at %
Vandam street and 2ls Church street
was negotiated by the Charles +. Noyes
Company. Mr.. Morse's company bought
the Church street piece two years ago.
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BERNARDsvILLE HOTEL SOLD.

The claremont Hotel. at the corner OF
Nine Brook road and Claremont avenue.
Bernardsville, N. j., has been sold by
Louis schlesinger for Mrs Emma =.
Lyon TO Harry r. Cofiin Of Montclair.
me hotel accommodates about ono hun
ured persons. The slime broker leased
Inc property for q term Of years for the
new owner to Vincent J. Sisser.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and at
torney.)
Downtown.

TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner ana at
torDey.)
Downtown.
(south of Fourteenth street,
MONTGOMERY ST. II. 2sx5s.e: Montsom-
erv st. So 8, 2ox61-Powell River Co
10 Edw II and Theo Swami: at Oyster
Bay, l. !. trustees, mtg S5S, 200. all Hens;
Sept s; atty. Lawyers I q Co. ~
Mh 1880 s:T;. IS. iss.ll . SCANNED =.
2s6xss,s-sir Lea Corp to Regina hy, y,
Q. Aug 81; attys. strasoourser ~
ID 81 s,sii is; i AZ Ma , s;.In lao
w ll3th at, all liens. Ju1 "a; atty:
Harry Levin, lG7 East Bway. .&lOo
west of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
$50 ST, 8. 90 18th av, 75xeSs-North
Metal Co, 56SW asd st, mtg s25, 900. all
Hens. Sept 8; attys, Meyers & Clark: 81
z 42d st. ...........'..''' ''.'''''.siV
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north Of i10th streeto
IsT Ay, 2iBs. 25x10o-Elyira Focarile to
Mile p<liadino, AT e 116th st. her sis
ter. u part, all liens Sept 6; atty, Chas
,,2 2rTHpatsT' is 1 E. s5xIoo. ii (foreciosure
Aug sS.J9s D Kelly I,r ref TO TO- s Jacob b
and Abram l. Solomon. SAG Bway. trus-
tees. Sept 0; atty, Arthur L. StrRsser. z.
,, MiIiA@ ST. p siw. l5ss1iioo.' ll-Jennis
Hirschman to LYMAN Bo~Nstein. 20 W
Ilssh st; mtg 5000; Sept .; atty s "a ssS
10TH ST. eli e, a6x1oo.ii--Lawyers. Mtg
co 10 Hyman weithorn. SO Il 18th at.
b and .. all liens Sept .; atty q & y
,, Sci u! 81 sw sas e. asxSC; i.i av, sas S
1851 E), 25x75-Elvira Focarils to Millie
Pailadino, AT Z ll6th at. her sister, all
liens, Sept 8; atty. Charles Zerbarint
3N Bway..'.' ''''.''''''''' 'St'
Bronx. t.'
Borough OF The Bronx
1ssTH ST. 500 Il. 21.sxloo-Lina Muller 4
7: atty, 70 A Acker, 2s7 Bway. 80. ~
SAME PRoPBRTY-Fred'k Muller 20 Con
rad Muller and ano. 1iss Franklin az
Sept z; atty. same: ..:........c....y
LOT SO. map David y cocks-.0ec hsth
sss:r to cha, me I iScc Jans a. any
Davis. iis Bwsy: ...:..... :aIo,
to Geo Rothssber. sbos Devos Terrace
mtg $500, June q; atty, same ;;';:s
issp st. s,n.ss !, we Sss. ooiemss iss
Madison av mtg sii.ooo. Sept I, atty
Rose Colombo. 1858 Madison ay. $40
fremont HeiEhts--zaehary Heller q
.%pYss s,sy eS ss s, s ss'E Ew. Avs
xs,ioxss; also Elm ~. W bsinl
i iss.i Il i mstiia: sss.ssss 70 iSsspl
wsrgara. alss c,intsn M SEPT Z; .s .S
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REALTY FIRM DIssOLvEs.

The firm of Crook & Livingston has
been dissolved by mutual agreement. The
business will be continued at 10 East
Forty-third street by Montgomery +.
Crook.
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l.. 7. CITY HOUSE BUYERS.

Ten Eyck & Wangeman have sold
II Long Island City the dwellings at
!2iA Temple street for Marie BURY 20
Eva O't'lynn and 221 Temple street for
Mary McKeon TO Helen Oderwald.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-10

BRoNxpALE Av. vs.. 2so.7 n Morris
Park av. 25EsS.7-Henry suhrig ct al
ast Joseph Gamache ct Al foreclosure
of MORTGAGE; attys, Salter q Steinkamp.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORrGAGEs.
ManhattAN.

ls7rH ST. sos w-Cath r and Jos II
Duffy, exrs OF OhAs II Duffy. to James, ]
McCabe. tas W lS7th st; atty John II
Mooney, Hail Of Records. .e7.6oo
Cd Av. . ., 20 1lSth ct. mtg $4,000
HAnAh Wills to Arthur Wills, 1S3 +
'1sSth Ut, Bronx.
Deonx.
Sd Av, = .. ss,1 n 1ssth at, y Car
oiine = Klein OF al TO Bensnson Realty
. Co, Aol r 1920 st: atty, Title Guar 4 T
20, lto bWay go. ~
WHEELER Av, Q. 10 n wesetchester
av. %0x1oo--Chas 3 Khppel to GLADYS
r Kiippel. 1918 wilcox av. y part: atty.
L . Mahan. l.o Bway. VI
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.
ELIZABETH ST, lbo--Michael and Mar
Euerite Briganti to Mary Russell Lewis,
May 20, 1907 stsys. Baldwin & Black
mar, 81 Nassau st. .i3l, 600
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RESULT AT AUCTION.
lat II Wesley sTREET.l

isT Av, ssi. ,sosssx yrsss. 4 ssory tsn..
nent ana etores--B - Eisier akt q y
Sofham ct al; due. si1.eo7.lsi taxes. As:
N'ti to the plaintiff ..,.s..tt.,s y, 7oe
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LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan

LEXINGTON Av, 1s8l--Franklin Savings
Bank In the City OF N Y aEt Louis Frank
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage): atty.
w NJ Powell.
I'D Av, n c loSth ct, 50xI0e--Henry
Cachard. trustee. agt Columbus Holding
Co, Inc. ct al foreclosure Of mort
-sagel; attys, Cary a Carroll.
SD Av. 2osS-Maurice Raymond agt
Louis Bernstein ct al foreclosure of
MORTGAGE; atty, A Knox.
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MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
west SIDE.
(west Of Fifth avenue, between Tourtsenth
and 1aoth streets.)
NTH ST. .sSs ", 1Sxso.S. sept s--Jas
yrs. So, attys, Dean. T = o. 1se Broad :
Uptown.
fManhattAn Isiand. north Of iioth street.)
10TH st. I'll q. Ssxloe,li. p m. Sept -
LYMAN Weithorn to lawyer Mortgage
bond; atty, Title Quar- 4 r Co. l7e
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MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan

lsTH ST, lss w-Philip Stein ast chai
MORGAN and Augustus F wickstrom
owners: Pompei Construction Co. contrac
tor ....................$ aJ(
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Bronx.
(Borougn Of The Bronx.)

VAN NEST Av, . 4. IS " Barnes sv. ssx
ss-Walter c Fischer to Fred Schulz.
scs w s4th 81, Sept :. due sept I. 1891
WASHINGTON Av, 1fls. . ., ss.7xIs.lix
ssxsss-Ralph Bellino to Leonard Bron-
nsr. 1S1 Central Park west, Sept !, d1e
swss o'na' wy Sic, SOC
TINToN Av. " Z, les n iASth ct, boxioo--
---1IuiGi Naccarato to Rocco Locarro.
81; atty, Rocco Loearrc, 2los ssth st.
Brooklyn ..................... 900
FREMONT Av, T42 tlsasehoid)--Geo Ga
litz to Geo Bell. 7ts fremont av. Sept
9, instals. So: attys, Lesser 4 L.. 1tl
3 Bway; notes ................... 700
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-08-03
BlNDERY WOMENS UNION NO. So
ADDS NEW STAR TO SERVICE FLAG

No doubt the members Of Bindery
Women's Local No. So feel some Of
the pride with which one Of their men,
bers, "Allie" Morris, has in giving her
boy Roger to the cause Of democ-
racy.
Eighteen years old, = real boy in
every sense Of the word, star player
on one Of Denver's fast amateur base
ball teams, Roger came home one day
recently and said, Mother, I've en-
listed" and Allie Morris glowed with
pride in her boy and gave him a
happy, cheerful send-off to the land
Of lover there"
Roger is now in San Francisco, un-
dergoing his preliminary training for
service in the navy.
In physical examination his rating
was 100 per cent-something else for
this lady Of the bindery to be proud
Of; there aren't many Of 'em as good
as that, and we are quite sure that
when there's any marching to be done
they'll all be out of step but Roger.
Allie Morris, you're to be congratu-
lated. You have been accorded a
priceless privilege in this gift to your
country, and if we know you at all,
you've given him from every good
motive, not "for better or for worse, )"
but for the better only-there is no