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The sun., 1918-10-18
Standardization Not Considered.

No specific plan for the Standardized
ton of clothing is being considered by
the War Industries Board, according to
a statement the board has made to Fred
Levy. chairman of the war service
committee of the National Association
Of Retail Clothiers.
The lnforma ton was given in response
to a telegram of inquiry sent by Mr..
Levy from Chicago. 1t was also stated
IN reply that should any plan for stand
ardization come up retailers would
be notified and given opportunity to
make suggestions.
The sun., 1918-10-18
Uptown.
Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx.)


.C0TH ST. 3 8. 100 w Liebg av. 25xlOo-
Hannah OK McArdle to Railroad Co
oper Bldg Loan Assn, 1913 Park av,
Oct 10. instals. go: atty. e J Crandall
1903 Park av.............,..... 81, 200
wHITLoCK AV. g. at 5 Faie st.
69.6x 15O-Jacob Sanders to
Mile Barnett, $50 Avenue ST John. Oct
u, yrs. 5hfe; atty. l. & Co, $50
BELMONT Az, 2i65. W 3, i6,SxS7. e-Edw
Marrone TO Geo w Roper, 5l7 Z nth 81,
prior mtg $4,000, Oct 10. due as per
bond: .atty. Geo w Roper, GIT e 18th
LOT &c, amen1ed map Brentwood Park
Pasquale Abbate to Arthur Knight. 747
South Oak Drive, Oct l6, duo per
bond; atty, Title Guar & Co, l76
FIELDsToN RID. 5. 42s yof curve Of
circle at Fieldston I'd and 246th st, SEX
l2Ox9O. 6xl 20-pelafield Estate to ViO-
lctta W Delafeld, at Fleldstop, n y,
Oct 20, yrs go until last advance and
$50 thereafter; attys, Delaheld, II. II 81
FIELDSTON RID, n W cor 95Oth 81, 7I.10x
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Evans to Mar
Earetta S Dela6eld. at Fieldston. n Y,
Sept 20, yrs, go until last advance and
5fo thereafter: attys Delaheld. H.. q
Il, 2! Cedar 81. ...........,.......I 500
h, map Lester Park. runs 59.11 10
centre Elliott av n 26.2 to Wilson pl II
continued W 51.llx 25-Estells Nc
Garry to Bronx Security and Brokerage
Co, EOS e l3Sth st, Oct IA. instals, SO ;
atty, ! Leyison, 26s e lssth st -. :.lS2
water Rlty Corpn to Wells Holding Co,
f59 w l25th st, prior -mtgs $500. Oct
Is, due as per bond; atty. q & T Co,
lIO BWay'..'.. .'..'''... $4,000
The sun., 1918-10-18
LIVE TOPICS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

NORWICH, CONN. - p. congdon Sary
goods, house furnishinss. Hotel Her
pIiiIApELpH1A J. stewart general
nerchandise), Hotel York: ,.
iinery, &c.l, Hotel York ,...,.,
RocHEsrER-~M. Reynolds tfancy goods).
SCR ANTON. PA.-H. Eckman thouse fur
nishinEs Sol, Grand Hotel.
sPRINGFfELD, MASS. Lynch (geh-
erai merchandise). Hotel Hermitage
Buyers Coming.
cuIcAGo-J. weinberg OF the Cbnsoli-
dated Millinery Co, will be here October
10 10 buy a line of spring and fall hats
Will stop at 621 Broadway.
poRTsNOJJTH OHIO--.Harry j. Sheamon
Of the New York Wholesale Millinery
supply Co. win be here october y - 70
waists. viii stop at weinberger. 500
broadway,
The sun., 1918-10-18
Chinese workers Want More Pay,

A firmer tone is noted In the
Yokohama silk market, according
to cable advices from there. Sim
shu: No. now being quoted at 1900
weekly market review. The local raw
silk market is quiet Slightly increased
business Is reported from the italian
market, while Canton prices are firm.
and American buying at Shanghai has
given an impetus to trade.
Inquiry concerning the wages paid to
Chinese silk workers has gained the in
formation that in Shanghai women reel
ers are paid II cents day for II hours
work. In 121 Of China's silk mills 49,
$50 women and children are employed.
of whom IS per cent. are said to be
children under IA years old.
1t is said. however, that the workers
are bestirring themselves for moro
wages. and 1t Is forecast that Amer
lean buyers will have to pay for their
awakening through higher prices for
silk. In Japan wages are said to have
advanced so per cent. and further in
creases are being asked. The higher
wages there are said to have been the
principal factor in advancing prices OF
silk in America.
The sun., 1918-10-18
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

CANAL ST, le1-1s3-Jacob Weiss ct al agt
lsl and 1913 Canal st. Inc owner: l.
Abramson h Son, Inc contractors. 1855
l2bTH ST. 226 W-Sterling Ceiling and
Lathihg Co. Inc. agt Henry Morgenthau
ct al, owners; Hollerich Bldg & Cont Co,
owner: Baerlocher Gilman, sub-con-
lTbCloI5 Soll ~
BROADWAY. 2l24-Church Il Gates & co,
Inc, agt Daniel katz. owner: W II
Tiedemann, Inc, contractor (rc-
neWalJ ........,-. .S2yl.l&
136TH ST, 4y2 w-Nathan Aronson agt
Eisen Realty Co, Inc. owner and con
Ira, InctS OF 'c::';;'' i;;,:'';,.. SSo'So
Dieter, owner: Jacob Dieter & Sons. con-
tractors .........,..,,..,,,
The sun., 1918-10-18
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET

by Henry Brady.
Hath ST, 1872 w. 1S.9xlOO.11. 4 sty tint:
S v Brady agt L Trott ct al: due
sl3,0567o; taxes, &c, $153.S0; adjourned
to Oct 81.
hath ST. 1874 W. 1ssx1OO11. 4 sty tint
and str-Timothy Davenport ct al, exrs,
agt j Bloom ct al; due sl3,2s5.4O:
taxes, SC, sl55.s0; adjourned to Oct al,
124TH ST, 1875 w, lS.9x100l1, 4 sty int
and strs-R A Chambers agt G Trott
ct al: due S12,763.s2: taxes, &C. S153.S0;
adjourned to Oct 81.
l6+TH ST. 45i W, 5Ox1O4 vacant-Mu-
tual Life ms Co agt Chas Geiger ct al ;
due tl2.342.55; taxes. &C, s409.42; ad-
1ourned to oct %
The sun., 1918-10-18
Doubt Luxury Tax Will Slow Up
Business.

That business would not be affected
by n luxury tax was the opinion ex-
pressed by sc per cent. of the members
of the National Garment Retailers As
sociation in reply to six barrelled
questionable.
1t was said that it is not expected the
tax will cause reduction in volume Of
business. as people will buy what they
want as long as money is plentiful. Tn
der certain conditions. it was said, the
tax might reduce the sales of high priced
garments. but II IL not thought that
such conditions will have 20 be met.
The sun., 1918-10-18

Brisk business In fall clothes for chill
dren is reported by both manufacturer
and retailer. A feature OF the demand
Is that there is decided preference for
the better qualities. The once popular
priced garments are practically ne
elected, while the higher priced goods
are selling at a rapid rate.
Not much interest seems to be taken
in garments selling at less than IS,
while formerly wash dresses that sold
in the enighborhood of Sl.9S were the
popular choice. Now the best sellers
run between So and S25.
The sun., 1918-10-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(With name and address Of lenders at
torney.)

Manhattan.
OLD SLIP. e-John Paradies to Ada Van
Tassel Ellington, az + SD at, April 90,
1904; atty, VIM J Underwood. 8 0, 900
PARK ROW, 223-New Bowery Co, isidore
Hudes, 235 A v A, to Ka-Sa-Ga Co, Aug
z, 1915; atty. Arthur l. Davis. 2Tl
Sd Az, W s. so s seth st. runs 8 25x W 90 TX
IL TX 3.sx100 to beg-Laura v Rhine
lander TO Lincoln Trust Co and Herman
lie Roy Edgar. as trustees, under clause
5, will Chas E Rhineiander for Rhine
lander Waldo. Oct H.. 1883; attye, Mid
BARCLAY 81, 8, $3.50 o West st. 2sx
100, 2x23. 3xl00.4-Laura v Rhinelsnder
to Lincoln Trust Co, trustee, will Chas
p Rhinelander for Rhinelander Waldo.
March 81. 1914: attys, Middlebrook & b,
BRoAP%AYs 4oi.wia;liker Realty ' csYo
the Bklyn Saw Bank. March is, 1903;
attys. Schenck & Purmett. 10 Liberty
MORTON ST. 43-Bedford st Methodist
Episcopal Church of the City of n Y cor
Bedford and Morton SITS, to Grace u and
John Zabriskie, admrs Sarah ID Ro-
maine; franklin. Bergen county. y J,
sTH w ..NHnnna Sutherland to Aida n
Purdy, May rs. 1898; attys, Cannon 4
issTH ST. iss w-Harriiet F Hasbrouck to
File A. Willett. Nov 30. 1905; atty, Title
Guar q Co. 17s Bway. $4,000
The sun., 1918-10-18
Smoothing Out Export Conditions.

Conditions surrounding export ship
mcnts soon will be simplihed by changes
to be made by the War Trade Board,
according to the Weekly bulletin of the
American Manufacturers Export Asso-
citation.
At present there are several impedi-
mcnts in the way of securing export IL
censes In conjunction with priority GER
tihcatos, but following n conference of
officials of the War Trade Board with
those Of the War Industries Board Il
plan is said to have been worked out
whereby an export license will carry
with 1t the necessary priority certificate.
The sun., 1918-10-18
France win show styles Here.

Prominent couturiers OF Paris are con-
s!deri giving an exhibition of their
late creations in New York some time
tor I'd the end OF the year, according TO
il ,rmation received from the French
capital.
Details regarding the proposed exhibit
ton were not given. but it is considered
likely that the members OF the syndicate
of dressmakers which recently gave such
n successful exhibition at Zurich. Swift
zerland. under the auspices OF the French
Government will be the ones to take part
in the New York enterprise.
The sun., 1918-10-18
LONDON MARKET TONE FIRM.
Trading I'm stocks Not Affected b,
War Rumors,

LONDON, Oct. 17.-Yesterday's war
rumors did not affect the stock market
to-day. The tone held remarkably firm
with slight hardening III gilt edged
securities and rather more business on
the late war news. Chinese bonds were
firm features, and Russian mines and
oils were the best OF the other sections.
Money and discount rates were quiet
The sun., 1918-10-18
BROOKLYN DWELLING SALES.

The Meister Builders have sold 1897
Seventy-first street, two and one-half
story brick dwelling. This completes the
resale of the three houses recently pur-
chased by this company.
Martin A. Ansbro has sold two family
brick dwellings at 462 Fifty-ninth street
for Nellie Mcnamara: at $50 Sixty
second street for Daniel f. w. Bursch
ut SO Slxty-flrst street for John Carey
Mt 53S Seventy-eighth street for z. J.
Carley; at 521 Sixty-second street for
Daniel f. w. Bursch. and at 424 Fifty
seventh street for Rose Mendelson.
The sun., 1918-10-18
Cotton Goods Trade Restricted.

movement of cotton hosiery, but manu-
facturers are offering small lots for JAN
uary. February and March deliveFy.
Buyers seem anxious to get more than
are offered.
The talk Of peace seems to have much
to do with retardlng business. and It Is
the opinion Of many in the trade that the
market will be uncertain for many
months. Prices have not varied much
recently.
The sun., 1918-10-18
Retail Business Lays,
Say N. Y. Merchants

- YEwYoRK RETAIL merchants say
M they will have to redouble
L their efforts to reach their
usual amount Of fall and winter busi-
ness, which has fallen behind to a
large extent because Of interest be-
ing devoted to the Liberty Loan cam
paign and because of the influenza
epidemic. Trade Is reported to have
been extremely dull since the begin
ming of this month.
That much OF this business was
only delayed Is the general belief.
The sun., 1918-10-18
"SIips" Coming Back.

A revival OF the demand for the Slip
is noted In the retail trade. The slip"
has always been a favorite undergar-
ment with Partisan women, but among
American women, with their fondness
for suits and seperate waists, 1t has
fallen into comparative disuse. 1t Is,
however, said to be coming back into
favor with the vogue for the straight
one piece dress.
The sun., 1918-10-18
OLD HARLEM CHURCH sOLDr

The church at the northeast corner OF
Seventh avenue and 12sth street. home
of the New York Presbyterian congre-
cation and one OF the Oldest in Harlem,
has been sold to a colored congregation.
according to report The structure is
of brick and stone and fronts 100 feet
on each thoroughfare. It was held in the
market at 100000.
The sun., 1918-10-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

DOVER ST, l2-Chas w Todd TO Lena
steinhauer.- 100 bloomfield st. Hoboken,
NJ; atty. s Graham, 81 Nassau stss, 400
9TH AV. IS. a?s 4Oth st. y part, mtg
Reynolds. al Ard3ley. n Y; atty. Chas
n Banks, Mount Kisco, y Y..........sl
anson TO Abel King las 4 S5th st. and
ano; atty. Fredk Lese. IS Nassau st. 81
CONVENT AV. l24 mtg 55,000-Heien A
attys, Kiddie q NJ. rs Bway. ..s55, 29s, / 8
18TH ST, S4S E-Title Guar & Trust Co Ia
4TH ST. ssS W-,fitle Guar 4 Trust t GO 10
Henrietta Pirnie, S73 Sterling pl. Bklypi
pL asaIssi 'S av sw ~ mtx i,iScoo 5000
VIM Rossnstslp 70 Rose and Caroline
The sun., 1918-10-18
DANKER BUYS ON HEIGHTS.

william woodward. president Of the
Hanover National Bank, who sold on
Wednesday his property at II and IS
West F1fty-hrst street. Il now develops
has taken In part payment from the
buyers. Ennis & Sinnott, the northeast
corner Of St Nicholas avenue, a one
story store building on plot 1913 feet
on 81 Nicholas avenue and so feet on
the street The operators have held the
corner at $125.00p. William B. May &
Co. arranged the trade
The sun., 1918-10-18

differences in pay its members are re-
ceiving from houses In the cloak and
suit industry. A communication has
been received by the Cloak, Suit and
Skirt Manufacturers Protective Associa-
ton from the union which complains Of
this, and asks that a uniform wage rate
be established in all houses engaged on
Government contracts.
The sun., 1918-10-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

4STH ST, 6-s w-Edward Corning Co agt
Collegiate Building Corpn, June 10.
1913 .......... ,SS,SSC,l3
nth ST. 2iS-223 W-Saverio Feraca agt
fifth st REALTY Corp ct al; Jan 80.
77TH sr, sls w-oren,ai F,reproot SASH ssSS
& Door Co agt same; Jan 81, 1918 81, 200
18TH ST. 21s-223 W-Colonial Sand and
stone Co, Inc. agt same: Feb /,
SAME PROPERTY-A T. Galligan. Inc,
agt same; Feb 23, 1918. ...........ss $3.50
hath ST. 607-bo9 W-Liberty Painting
ct al; Oct $, lSls....,............
The sun., 1918-10-18
RETAILERS READY
TO WORK WITH u S.
War Service Committee Con-
fers With Baruch and
Other Officials.
Special Despatch to TIE Sun.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-That 1t will
not be difficult to arrange a programme
of cooperation between the retail mer-
chants In all parts OF the United States
and the Government. is understood to
have been ascertained at the FIRST con-
ference Of the newly appointed Retail
Merchants War Service Committee held
here to-day.
No statement was given out follow
ing the meeting. but II is expected that
the committee will be here several days
longer arranging details of its work A
statement will be made, 1t is said, fol-
lowing its conclusion.
The entire committee. headed by Her
bert J. lilly. was present. In confer
ence with II were several Government
officials. among whom were Bernard NJ
Baruch. chairman OF the War Industries
Beard. and John w. Scott, chairman
of the textile division Of the War Indus
tries Board.
The sun., 1918-10-18
CITY DWELLINGS LEASED.

The Duff & Brown Company has
leased 322 Convent avenue. a four story
dwelling, TO c. Il. Everson.
2 j. b. English has leased for Mary F.
kennagh the four story and basement
house at 10S East Twenty-ninth street to
warren & Clark, architects.
The sun., 1918-10-18
Date Set for Meeting.


WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE next meet
ing between delegates OF the needles
trades and Felix Frankfurter. chairman
of the War Labor Policies Board, has
been set tentatively for Thursday, Octo-
Der 81. Arrangements had been made
for an earlier date, but the influenza
epidemic caused its postponement.
Prof Earl Dean Howard of the United
States Chamber of Commerce has urged
the trades to choose their delegates as
soon as possible.
The sun., 1918-10-18
RENTING IN SUBURBS.

The Hatch-Gazan Company has leased
at Rockaway Park a cottage on Ninth
avenue for Mary Tuohey to John +.
Montgomery cottage on Columbus
avenue for Anna Cassidy to Willis
Hamblet, a cottage on West End avenue
for NJ. NJ. Hogan to Stephen Reilly. and
a cottage on Columbus avenue for Fred
c. Benson to Mrs. Shaver.
The sun., 1918-10-18
House Furnishings.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dry Goods Compa
Mr.. Pond (house furnishings. &c),
Church st.
SAN FRANCISCO-J. Rockman q
u!shings, &c.). Hotel Breslin.
The sun., 1918-10-18
Fabric Production Limited.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE priorities
division of the War Industries Board an
nounced to-day that effective December
/, 1913, and for six months thereafter,
the silk fabric and allied industries are
to be curtailed In production to 90 per
cent. of one-half of the average produc-
ton for the years 1915. 1916 and 1917.
The sun., 1918-10-18
JAMAICA HOUSE BUYER.

The Jamaica Hillcrest Company has
sold to X. s. keenan, the dwelling at 156
Ackroyd avenue, Jamaica
The sun., 1918-10-18
MORTGAGES,
(South of Fourteenth 8

with name and address Of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(South of Fourteenth stree:)
MADISON ST. s. 1871 Scanned 81,
23.6xs5.3, m, Oct l7-David hotter and
Jacob Cutler to Olds Holding Corpn 2l7
Bway, 3 yrs. 5ls %; atty. Title Guar &
Co. i7G Bway. .................S7,0 900
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island, north of 10th street.)
l33D ST. S1-33 +, 50xs9.11. p in, Oct 10
Mary r Kelly to l33d st Garage. Inc, COS
w l3lst 81. due Oct I, 1921, 6co, pr mtg
$4,000; atty, NJ i Jacobs, 326 Audubon
aN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..........sJ,O 900
The sun., 1918-10-18
CORONA PLOT BUYER.

f. Bondy has sold to I. Samuel. a
plot 100x110 feet. on the southwest side
of Corona avenue, north OF West Side
Drive, Corona, L. I.
The sun., 1918-10-18
MT. VERNON HOME BUYERS.

The Red Roof Realty Company has
sold the frame dwelling at sci South
Fifth avenue. Mount Vernon, for a Mrs.
Clark to j. Hassen, and for Lizzie Van
Ripper the three story house at 21S4
Valentine avenue.
The sun., 1918-10-18
BRONX ALTERATIONS.

BAYCHEsTER Av. 4OsI. to az sty r.
dwlg, 23.4x22-Andrew Pechy, owner,
on premises; Arthur Il Anderson, arch
itect. ITO P!tman av; cogt. $3.50
The sun., 1918-10-18
BUYS OLD BAYsHOnE PLACE.

The Maxwell Lester estate on the
South Country road at Bayshore, I. l.,
has been bought by Henry G. I4auten,
cotton goods merchant OF New York
city Howard e. Watts OF Bayshore ne
gotiated tho deal.
The sun., 1918-10-18
LARCHMONT PARK SALE.

Mrs. Charlotte Murdoch has sold for
Jerome w. Brush his home at Larch-
mont Park to E. s. Gaylor.
The sun., 1918-10-18
SELLS HOLLIS PLOT.

F. w. Scutt has sold to o. A Schroe-
der the plot. 1o0x110 feet, on the west
side of Hollis Park Boulevard. 400 feet
south Of Hillside avenue, Hollis.
The sun., 1918-10-18
SELLS wOODHAvEN CORNER.

j.. J. Kihlmann has sold to r. A. Hal
lock the dwelling on the southeast corner
of Ferrier street and Woodland avenue,
woodhaven, L. /.
The sun., 1918-10-18
TAKES ROCKAwAY COTTAGE.

The Hatch-Gazan Company has sold
for Regina Koch her cottage on Eighth
avenue. Rockaway Park, L. l., to Cor.
nelius Rogers.
The sun., 1918-10-18
BROKER IN HEIGHTS DEAL.

, George V. McNally was the broker in
the resale OF 6O2 and GOA West l4Gth
street a I'VE story apartment house, for
pany' recorded yesterday.
The sun., 1918-10-18
Hog Island Shipyard
Wanted at once-100 first and
second class
PIPE FILTERS
Apply to
MIR. u. Martinez,
22 East 22nd St.
or at the Bureau OF the
u. S. Employment Service
nearest YOUR homa.

70 Centre Street.
126 Clinton Street.
1876 East 14th Street
953-955 Third Avenue.
1885 Lexington Avenue.
1856 Lexington Avenue.
519 Hudson Street.
24O West 23rd Street.
liz West 46th Street
281 Lenox Avenue.
1916 Seventh Avenue.
SO Cooper Square.
211 Bowery.
142 Bowery.
1853 East 149th Street.
575 fremont Avenue.
1887 Decatur Avenue.
$40 Jay Street, Brooklyn.
IT'S Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn.
5123 Third Avenue, Brooklyn.
2463 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn.
927 Broadway, Brooklyn.
244 Broadway. Brooklyn.
673 Manhattan Avenue, Greenpoink
III Hunter Avenue, Long Island City.
9 Union Avenue, Mariners Harbor,
S, l,
The sun., 1918-10-18
Yesterdays Fires.

q; NJ. $40 Loss
S:OO--G3l ST. AIMS av.: Dave Hur-
": ,oo;,i;' -, ,,,,....... Slight
u, NJ
4 :45-Pier IS, North River: steam
ship Celtic. White Star Line Trifiing
:05-l62d 1T. and East River,
Bronx: Church L. Gates &
ar 20: ..'....' :...,.,.... Trifling
s45-l67th st. and Jerome av,
The Bronx. ,............T THRILLING
10 :Oo-l4 West Attn ST.; NJ. L,
OEeill ...,,,,..., rrriaIr 4.
The sun., 1918-10-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

DANIEL p. WEBSTER VS. HAZEL
WEBSTER. order OF Notice.
state OF Connecticut, Fairfield Cu"n'y, ~
perior Court, SIS: bridgeport. sep
tember 18th. A. u, 1918.
Upon the complaint OF the sad nl7!el
p Webster, praying, for reasons therein set
forth, for IA divorce rcturnNh." t. the 81
perIor Court in and for Fairfield C"G g.,
on the FIRST Tuesday Of November, l'',
II appearing to and being found by ne
subscribing authority that HaZrl T. Web
ster, the said defendant, Is absent from
this State and gone to parts uukuDwn.
Therefore ordered, that notice OF me
tendency OF said complaint be given o.
publishing this order in the New Nurh sun
a newspaper printed in New YORK Wy,
three times successfully. ComW"nc!NS On
or before the 22ud day Of October, \. d.
1913.
FRED W. TRACEY,
Clerk OF the Superior rn-N
for Fairfield County
The sun., 1918-10-18

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on tho Sth day ~ Noycnoe per
1917 by and between JDHN WA y.
MAKER, NEW YORK, and BENZ AN!E
o. FANSLOW, I Will sell ou tho lst aa\ oi
November. 1918. at 1890 o'riorA IN ~,
forenoon, in tho Piano Depart 'Ueni 81
John Wanamaker, New YORK ,fi bru"'.
way. borough OF Manhattan, C''y, '.t'N
and State OF New York. one ANS ".Is rt',".
as provided by Sections c. aud " oI vac
Personal Property Law.
DANIEL GREENWATp. Nn. Ian'
The sun., 1918-10-18
Millinery.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA.-D. Markste!r
millinery goods. SCI, Hotel w ll!ck.
POUGHKEEPSIE-F. IL Carpenter (mil.
liutrv &cD, Hotel Breslin.
RoCHESTER-Sibley Lindsay & Curr Co
Miss T.. A. Cox Onlllineryl, 432 Fourth
av. Hotel Belmont.
The sun., 1918-10-18
To AN AGREEMENT

PURSUANT TO An AGllI!EN'NT
tered into on tho Sth day q! pc.'.
1915, by and between JOHN NNNh
MAKER NEW YORK, and JAMn>
WHAI.EN, I will sell On tn - d1}
November. 1918, NJ 1850 o'c.)rk NV
forenoon, In the Piano Department ~ '..
wunamaker, New York, iGi I'rae' .'.
borough OF Manhattan, CITY E"ua'A
State OF New York. ono Angeius l'tf !,
Piano, as provided by sections % an" "
OF the Personal Property Law.
DANIEL GREENWALD, Auct'r' r.
The sun., 1918-10-18

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENt 't...
ana between jobs WANAMAKEE new
YORK, and WILLIAM GFLlIN,r
will sell on the 3lst day Of Or'"h.r ~
at 1880 O'Clock Ia the forenoon, IN IT.
Piano Department Of John Nanam"h =,
New York, 764 Broadway, E"rons s.
Manhattan, City, County and STATE v' ~
York, one Mahogany Plano aud Sl."',
sonal Property Law.
DANIEL GREENwALp. Auct!9aes"
The sun., 1918-10-18
PURSUANT TO AN AGHErMENT

PURSUANT TO An AGNEEN p -
tered into on the 10th day OF October t,t-,,'
nv and between JOHN WANANAkhlt'
NEW YORK. and A. DAIRY NJ klNN,...'
/ viii sell on the 25th day Of OCT 'h,g ',l
at i0:30 o'clock IN the forenoon u '''
Piano Departmet OF John NhuaN '"' ,
New York. 764 Broadway, Bor"pt
Manhattan. City. County and stat" "' N'.
York one Mahogany Piano and St"""
provided by Sections IS and 81 o. I"'
Personal Property Law.
DANIEL GREENMALD. Au.IL0n- ?
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9th ST. Q e. all-Mary A Nicsll and ano
TO Chas Brown. rs IL 4sth st. s 5-l2 yrs
from May !, 1919. 5 yrs rem at $3.50;
attys. Wing & Wing. 81 Cedar st. Sc, 500
Bronx.
Sd Az, 1913. store, &c-IIenry yoss to
Saml Horowitz. 931 Fox st, 10 yrs from
Nov 10. 1915; atty, Saml Horowitz, ISL
FOX stsssssssssssssssss . $500 to $1,000
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan

LOT 90. block 2212. sec s-Municipal Liens
Co agt Wilbur 8 Wright ct al faction to
foreclose tax HEM: atty. e Smith.
6lST ST, q. 2T.6 e I'd av, 25x1o05-
Domnick Bozzuff agt John BoZzufh ct
al foreclosure Ut mortgage); atty. L
Campora
OLD BOSTON ROAD now white Plains
road. W Q, $500 = I'd st, 50.5xl00.5x irreg
Michael Bremen. Inc, agt Michael
Bremen ct al foreclosure of MORTGAGE;
atty, + Bennett.
INTERSECTION of road leading from
Westchester to old White Plains road or
Corsa av or lane and land OF George
Briggs. y Clara Schieffelin ct al
Rgt Lacenia Land Corp ct al foreclosure
of MORTGAGE: atty, II Swain.
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Uniform Wage Rate Asked.

Exception has been takon by the Joint
board Of the CIoakmakers Union to the
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-FEMALE.

TYPIsT. is, desires positioni 2 years ex-
perience. Address LILLE REIsCHE, Az
Clarsmont Parkway, Bronx.
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WANTED-Practical man who thor-
ouBhly understands braidinE and lubr!cst-
ing flax packings and who also under
stands the lubricating and general con-
struction OF rod packings for steam an-
water: state experience. Address II. r.
12s Sun.
WANTED - Architectural craftsmen
preferably with experience on Industrial
building LENFRING & GARRlGUkS
COMPANY. 552 West "Srd street.
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HELP wANTED-FEMiLE

GIRL. wanted for office and clerical work
in newspaper office. Address In own hand.
writing. stating experience. II any, age, ct.
C. Il. L.. box 100 sun ONCE. New York c'y.