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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01
ACTIVITY IN BROOKLYN.

Walter S. Roos and c. c. Gretsinger
have sold for the Samara brothers a
plot 60x100 on the south side OF Sew
entieth street $50 feet east OF Tenth
avenue. to a builder for improvement.
John T.. Sullivan, builder. has sold a
one family frame house at 552 Owing
ton avenue.
Jacob Hentz, Jr.. has sold the three
story and basement brownstone dwell
Ing at 457 Bedford avenue for the
estate of Peter Hughes.
II. A. Crosby has sold ll6 Balm
bridge street. a three story and base
ment dwelling. for Patrick Tracy to
Mrs. Mary Elwood and 440 Lafayette
avenue. a frame dwelling for Frederick
NJ. Whip 20 Frank Rinaldi.
William G. Rehbein has sold 440 FIJI
teenth street, four story fiat. TO Pearl
Niles for investment; 433 Thirteenth
street. a three story brick fiat, for Mr.
and Mrs. ]. P. Doyle; sol Sixteenth
street, a two story and basement dwell
ing. for Annie Whitestone: 1886 Tenth
avenue, two story dwelling. for NJ. NJ
Sweeney; 35 Howard place, a one fam
lily dwelling. for II. 3. Wellbrock; 4o5
Seventeenth street. a three story frame
dwelling, for ]. frost and l6o Eas,
Fourth street, a two story. one family
dwelling, for Henry Lichtenstein,
The Realty Trust has sold for the
Artee Realty Corporation the one family
brick dwelling at. 1859 Sixty-fifth street
to George Wertheim.
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PRINTERS FIND NEW HOMES.

Charles G. Keller has rented the fifth
loft at 355 and s57 West Thlrty-sixth
street for five years to Hurst & Hurst,
formerly tenant in the Printing Craft
building.
]. Arthur Fischer has leased for
William II. Downs the first loft at 33T
West Thirty-eighth street to the Scha-
piro Press now In the Printing Craft
Building.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased the store at 7i0 Broadway to
Nathan Marks.
The Brett a Goode Company has
leased a floor at and s West Forty.
eighth street TO the Third Naval Dis.
tTict, United States Navy; floor al
- West Thirty-sixth street to Potte,
d Schnackenberg. and space at 7 to II
West Forty-hfth street TO Celona & Au.
Dino.
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METROPOLITAN BUYS
PARKHURST CHURCH
Life Insurance Company t.
Use Edifice for Social
Centre for Employees.
TRADING Is DIVERSIFIED
Operators and Investors Keep
Market Actiwe-Flats, DWELL
ings and Plots in Deals.

Or. Parkhurst's famous church or
Madison Square at the northeast cor
Der Of Twenty-fourth street has passed
irto history. NClosed through CONSOLE
eatIon Of its worshippers with the con-
Eregation OF the Old First Presbyterian
church at Fifth avenue and Twelfth
ptreet the building has been sold to the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
and In a short time 1t viii be remodelled
for use as a social centre for the COM
pany's employees. Five hundred thou
Bsnd dollars Is said to have been the
price. or Just half as much as the prop
hrty cost the congregation only COM
paratively few years ago
Negotiations leading up TO this sale
have been in progress since the de-
cision was reached several months ago
10 unite the activities of the Madison
Square and Old First Presbyterian
churches. but the deal was consum-
mated only yesterday, when Robert w.
de Forest. chairman Of the board OF
trustees Of the Parkhurst church, an
nounced that arrangements had been
made for the sale OF the property. The
transaction will not be completed until
late in the year. when the insurance
company will take title. The organ and
other parts OF the church equipment
which were not included in the sale are
now being removed.
In, purchasing this property the Met
ropolitan Life regains a plot which II
owned before the church was built. The
former church edifice of DR.. Parkhursi
coupled the site OH which the tower
Of the Metropolitan Life Building now
stands at the southeast corner OF Mad
lson avenue and Twenty fourth street
The company gave its property in ex-
change for the corner across the street
and a cash payment of 100000. The
site Is IS feet front on Madison avenue
and $50 feet on Twenty-fourth street
running back TO the Metropolitan An.
rex, a large Office building owned by
the insurance company.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS

Cattle. Calves. Sheep. Hogs.
S Gent so5 Union s s:ii 81: 81: sss ih'.
BEBvEs-Receipts. $50 head; 1856 cars
on sale. Trade extremely slow and steers
generally soc. lower: bulls and cows also
dun 70 n fraction on, number of car.
binary to fair bulls. jstoas.So; eommon
to choice cows. ,I25SloSO.
,s sl'' lb: s .1sS.s , MFsl9 r. ' isss
.i7s;; g. i;.s!; n7:sS; IS, 1.sss, .,li?6;
i,iss: 'ii;sC; s.. LAOS. $3.50: =, loss
]. so. ,s'a5: 7s!. s.; c cows. sex. q:
Virginia steers. l,iss. 1880; ls. l,osa. ii4;
cows s27. $50. Newton & Co: I55 west
Virginia steers. i.2i2, Hs;. u. i,loe
.,.SI; 4 k; TsSD S.,; .,' SAM S;:
siS. $50; 5. SEA .7ss: s., $50, $3.50
SeT e G sssi y Son. &C., Si. 10 st' 49, e
lilo. t7.T5: 8, 500, $3.50: - heii.rs, Isl
1850: :, -TOl, $3.50; 2 cows. Las. 81: ~
ESQ, sL52; 2. 1913, 1850; 10, 7ss, $3.50
s :. &C. E5E . q Co.. cows $50 $40
CALyEs-,Reeeipts. a,i2o head; 1850 OF
sale. Trade slow; prime veais steady
others weak Grassers and WESTERN
lower. Common to prime veals. $3.50 q
FL per 100 lbs. culls. sloQlt; fed calves
$3.50 q 9.5oi srassers t1qti ysariinGs, :,
calves dull and easier; city dressed veal,
quoted at 246S1c per h.. with very iitti,
trading in whole calves
saies-Kerns Commission Company: 81
veals, 1856 lbs. average. sci; ., ITO. tl6
5 cuils, 100. SO; Z Erassers, ss2, s7.7S
IL West virginia yeals,. 1I. sis; s, i%S
sls: :, l1s. I'll. Tobin & Shannon: q
veais. 1876. Ssl; is. ls?, 5000; 8. III
$40; :, rs, SIS; ! eulls, 40. tt; 4. :i2
ti3.6o; !, sos. Sls: fed calves. 100
50; 8 srassers. 12T, 81, 8. Sanders: 3
y.als,. iSa, sai -, iss, $50; !. ,ias ,is; 50
"a. II. $3.50 Q. $50. sIS: 6 cuiis. la
Si8: 10, 24s, sl2.5e:e Erassers. l7s, 220, 81
J. O.. Curtis & Son; 81 veais' $50, 81
II, ii7, si6; 2 culls. $50. SO; Is skim
milk calves, its. IS: . ysariins., %2o. 81
90; Ms' : fed e:,ves: .s' $50 nc
| line, Wright e. Co: Is vsais. iiS. t2l
2, 21o. tit: 2, 1875. tis; 81 srassers. lSl
$3.50. Andrew Mullen: veals, la2. al
| I, 1850, $40; ,. liz. siB: 2 cuils. l+5. stf
iinrs ssi, Ssis. Newton 4 Co:
vesls is+. sal: .. iib. els.
SHEEP AND LAABs-RsesiptI li.Ss
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Buyers in the City.
Ready TO Wear.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA.-Burger D. C. Co
Sam Phillip ready TO wesr), care OF
pae- & Lillenthsl. 1850 broadway.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.-Parlslan 6. L.
Fourth sv., Hotel Webster.
COLUMBUS, oHIo-Union. Co. ]. Mite
wear), care Alfred Fanti, lls West s:d
cHIcAGo-Klns Tailoring Co. F.. Peter
cHICAGo-zuckerman & Berkowi.z. A.
Berkowitz tclothing). Broadway Central
cHICAGo II. Schmidt manufacturer
siothins.: Continents! Hotel: -
GndsrSesr. &ej. Hoiana e House 'h0'''fS
DALLAS. TEN-Goldsmith D. q. Co. 7.
Goldsmith ready to wear, care OF room
723, 1913 Broadway.
pkLLAs-KeIlstrom Co Mr.. Keustrom
(cloaks suits, &cl. Hotel Somerset,
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.-Chss. Trankls
MT; WendIand treAuy to wear. ID. q.
HARRisBURG' PA.-wltrner. Blair 4
Wilmer Cwomen's misses and children 3
outer garments. 1913 Broadway, room
KANsAs CITY. MorEmery. Bird, rhsy.r
SsT SSod' s co %aa,on L. ,v wsSssy msns
stores, Mr.: Grassbaum General ready
,d to wsaIli ilIS Broadway. eighth moor;
Reilly, tready TO wear, Jay e. Co. 4Oi
Fourth av.
o. II. kirkpatrick tshoes), West ain
MEMPHis~Bry,B Block Co. Miss Elizabeth
OF Kirby, Block & Fisher. IiSo Brosd d
MINNEAroIIs-A; King manufacturers
Mo SrE!Ai"s V}iER%oN. ' GHio-M. RO.en,s,,
sclS;hing). Hotel wslllck;
|, e, Kcrsey lwomen's apparel. mems fur.
nIshingsl.. HStel yolIinEWood.
T waists and dresses. Hotel Meh,S sIeoo'
Observation-Disclosures Kutney & Raab
G, Raab manufacturers tailored waists)
sBuRd--ISwin. Nieman Co. Mr.
Koch and Miss Lewis tfurs). care of S.
PITTsBURG-Frank & Cedar. ]. Cohen
GoSs coats oats , .nit E,t apd dresses care OF
WOlk Soo Cur ., and cloth ooa'O. sos FIFTH
pi sy TH9R slIa Cloak and Sui,
90. Nj. ii, Rossnson tresdy to wear
Herald square Hcte!, o,,.
PORTSMOUTH, oHlo-A. pe!n Geady tc
RICHMOND, VANS. b. H. Beckl,
ttnr,ls Hotel presiiu.
nSsp.t c hTf s e"
raincoats). Hotel Marlborough,
ROME. GA.-rahy store. Mr. Fshy Tread,
TO wear), care OF J. W. higgins. li5t
san FRANcIsco-rhs women's ,styt,
shop. ]. Peeup will be here unfit Oe
tober (corsets, underwear, hosiery
! Hotel Marlborough.
| SEATTLE--Bon Marche. II. NJ Crave
waists, petticoatsl, Syndicate TradinJ
Co. $50 Fifth av.
EATTLE-Frederick Nelson. Mr.
Hutchinson tready to wear, HOLLAND
| House.
ST. LOuIS-Scruges. Vandsrvoort & Rar
ney. Miss Hall tcloaks. suits, Sc
' Holland Housr,
ST. LOUIs--B, Nugent 4 Rro. Dry Good
GO. Miss l. Storman Cvaistsl, 80
Fourth av.. Holland House,
ST. LOUISE, NuEsnt Bros. Dry Good
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

HAvIbAND Av. Sc. mtg $50, oeo---Emsnuei
VI Juster TO Rose Juster, 1882 Crotona
parkway. Bronx; atty, Otto schullinger,
FORSYTH sr, IS. mtg ,s.ooo.fanny
Bursteln to Burstein Holding Co, 2ea
Bwayi atty. VI Monfried, 2Ss Bway-tloo
Winfield s Hoy;. trustee. 10 w S Hoyt.
~ w seth ct, and ano, trustees; attys.
Cary q Carroll, So Wall st..........Sl
I'D AV, lo6s-Magdalena Lohbauer to
Emile soreenfrel. sl2 Morris Park av,
Bronx; address,, Westchester Az Bank.
IoBo southern Boulevard. ........ $4,000
STH ST. g02-s0t W, mtg S27000-Roee W
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BUYERS TAKING FLATS.

JANE STREET-Edward w. c. Arnold
of West Islp. l.. l.. has sold to
Stephen B. Sofield of Newark IS and
80 Jane street, through to 357 and
359 West Twelfth street. for $4,000.
The property has a frontage OF 49,
feet on Jane street and AL feet on
Twelfth street, with a depth Of 1901
feet On the property are two and
three story tenements. lofts and
stables. 1t is assessed at s35,500 BY
the city for taxation purposes.
MANHATTAN AVENUE-O. G. Mans
has sold for Sigmund SAKE a three
story and basement dwelling. on lot
lsx50. at 107 Manhattan avenue. TO
n Mr.. Caccio. who will occupy. 1t
was a cash sale.
JULIANNA STREET-Hugo Wsbst
has sold for Gordon Richie the two
story dwelling on the north side Of
Julianna street 40 feet from Bronx
Park East; also the two family house
on the east side OF Kingsland avenue
sos feet north OF Boston road.
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Underwear for soldiers.

CoHoEs. y. V, Sept. 3o.-Though
manufacturers OF wool underwear be-
lieve that the Government needs for
these garments is well filled at present
they are OF the opinion that II will not
be long before many more are needed.
They arrive at this conclusion, as they
know that the Larger army which Is
being called into being will have to be
QUILTED. and because OF this II Is
pointed out. there will be scant oppor-
tunity TO turn out goods for cf<ilian use.
All army work at the local mills has
been stopped, and some machinery Is
being turned 20 civilian goods, but II is
not believed likely that II will be en-
gagged long In this way.
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head; ssn cars on safe. Market very slow 10,
snd generally lower. ausliiy eon rS re- :
WE'RE moi T'' Common s to pr'ms sheer
ssGin,m9n TO prime lambs msg ,awse u u
Gaoc, per ID; dressed lambs In poor de-
saie.-J. shsmberr 4 Son: a'1 west
geo. s6. 1850; 2 sheep, %. 80; 2. lse, -:
eulls, Is. IS. Kerns Commis.on CO. :
W , MssFT s., i' e. ;,s: 81 t a. ,s-s '
Yves, virginia, 7s, sls. los Psnnsyyivs,n,i:s:
?os state lambs, 70. ti7: ls. 81 tie:7s;
80 ss. tis.sS; Sc: 81; -.iS;ssee; :; 81, sMicc
81. a., SIS; 9 sheep, 100. 'lti u. ss; vs.
.. 70, W. u culls 1o2. -. Tobin q Shen
non; III Pennsylvania lambs %, s.s'eo
- w. VIZ: sheep, ITO, tlOi ls' 70, ts:oV
cults. LOB, t6. Newton q Co.: zes IVES,
s.Irsinia lambs. 70. 1910; 80 virginia; e.
Jeliiffe, Wright 4 Co: 500 state lambs,
~ us'sc; 2s sheep. %. $3.50, Audrey
son 49, no; :. IL: q" j. 9; ESrt, "a
state, 49, 'is;Jo; i, 70. sis: %; 50; .is:
. ~ eahs; sH: na.so; yesriinss; 49, Wa
sheep So ": Z culis u, 1850.
HoGs-Receipts. s.Tso head; 2 cars on
..
Meishts sold at $40. 20 % 2o.6o per 100 lbs. I;
,f..aM' slM.s:. Country dressed hogs
saies-s. Sanders: 81 state hogs. II!
Jos. averase s2o5o: =. ssa, s2o.sS;
Ioughs. StS, N7.is. kerns Commission Co:
,ss .ss hog, hors' lse. t2o;so; PennfyiNania'
Nv 's0'''i Toush'' $50 'i"'''
Live stock Markets I'm other Cities.
CHICAGO. Sept. so.-Hos.-Receipt..
| inn Srsae. mo.tiv Ia hiShs, antchers.
SIS 80 a 30. iight' spe enSieak. nacEins'
$3.50 y is az. rnn.h tisa,sko. nis, good
to choice. Si7'SSaisso
.,saav ss hveo' Nstne ,,nds
sdvs5cinS mn,, Sws.,n .os,,v 1Sn
higher. hu,nhsr .,oot. ,aa sHc I,.hsr.
| caiy., $500, 49, s,,t.
GOOD 49, .o<.,a so .
comrron III ,, ahu pr ,,e; p,,Se,
.,anh snu meaiun. 'ivg iS:ES; nu'ene !,
sesS.r, anu . ru $500 ~; s.ock sin az nS
70 ~. Zoo, choice ana fancy siosseg
is: veal calves. rood and oho,ce' III isS
| 1850
| Sheep-R.cain,. IN ooo Kul,pr class
and feeding lamb. mostly rs a SOC, lower;
| extreme ho,tom AZ iamns 7Sc lower:
| some S..d,n IN nsS; ''. r,In =.
steady. lambs. eho,c. TO prime. sisai1;
ewes choice and prime, Sio'sall'
medium and good. ".
| khNsAS CITY. Sept. so:-Hogs-Re-
eeipts. $1,000: steady Bulk, $3.50 1880
heavy, ls@ls.sj; packer. and butchers
tiHsa,S,gllss''o; lights hsSoa 1850; pigs
| Csttle-Receipts. 1900; steady. PRIME
| fed steers, tlf.s0Rls: dressed beef steers
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BUILDING MANAGERS TO MEET.

The next monthly dinner meeting OF
the New York Building Managers AS
ISOLATION will he held at the Park Ave-
nue. Hotel at 6 80 r. NJ. this eveninn.
Two prominent members of the city ad-
ministration, John =. Leo, chairman OF
the Board OF Standards and Appeals,
and Frank Mann, Tenkmeht House
Commissioner, will address the meeting.
Frank Hughes Of Passaic. ". j.. and
Fred w. Schultz of Nassau Heights
Realty Company Brooklyn. n. Y. have
been elected to active membership.
The total active and associate member
ship now Is ninety eight.
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DWELLING AND FLAT RENTALS

The Douglas Robinson, Charles s.
Brown Compony has leased for Mrs.
Johanna +. WatJen the dwelling at s2
East Seventy-eishth street TO w. j.
Cohn.
J. Arthur Fischer has leased TO Al
bert Hochard for the Douglas Robinson,
Charles $. Brown Company an apart
ment at 20 West Thirty-eighth street
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a. n. to-day: '-''i
L1EUrENANrs.
Eugene Casey, LIST Prec tn "a
Robert Quinn, tth Pre-, 20 I'd
9 5sme, 5 ,! SIT. 9Th Pre-. TO 18Th
IrodsrIck schio;ma"1nn is 5Hs p TO mo 70
Edward Halahsn. l.th prec - -nh
John II. Quirk. 18TH Prec., 10 i.th lem
William Bauer, 18th Prec., to isth.
George W. Stevenson, a:d Prec., 10 i2,h.
q cSSrsn ssss Free Free Z, to q
Frank n. Morris. sad Pre-. to an
George u. Merritt. s5th Prec'. 70 9Th.
James S. Lei,h. ssth Pre-. 10 10 sth
Edward p. Mulrooney. 10th Prec 10
Joseph T. sauder. ga pr.c - ..h
Theodore c. Thompson. tith prec.. TO to-
Philip F Birmingham 5Oth Pr.c 10
John W. oK.efs. SD prec.. 10 stb
TTh ha a: Wilson, 5eth Prec, to sth.
John Conroy, SAD Prec., to 9th.
John Walsh. s5th Prec.. 10 sth
Mark J: Glynn, ssth Pre-. to lst
10th. W
G Gdwa.d s n sh.!yey; 18th Pres; to ls;h.
haiIp F. ciimsrd, ssh Pf.c. to TO i ists
Michael J, Tormey. io?d Prec,. to 18Th.
Jsme, rroT fia, tVs pr. rrec.' TO 18TH
Joseph a. schaefer. iI3th Prec, to 18th.
Joseph G. Osborne. 10th Free, TO 18TH.
William A J. KoeniE. 18th Prec.. 10
llth.
John n Hsck.tt,, Traffic Div. Sub. Div.
c. 10 18th Prec
PATRoLMEN.
To take effect A. ". to-day:
Jeremiah II. Culhane from 18th Pre-
70 headquarters Div. to duty in ofrlce OF
Edward 4. a. Murphy from 7.h pree
to Traffic Div, sub-Dlv. A. assigned "a
mounted duty.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
PATRoLMEN.
From precincts indicated TO LIST Insp
Dis. 20 duty In raided premises. for Is
George Sullivan; /: lanes Hasgerty, :!
Ery% Ss%.s r. A A%i as FFsssr'ss Osborne
HoGman, iC1; Hugh dliroy. ic,; " Tho 9sst
From precincts Indicated TO 4th Insp
days from S A. N, to-day:
Jane. IT, TGompson. ss; john J J, Gsrv ~
Mullen: 80; E1WaTa j ,HogSsnD. i
EdUsrd 4. Msiioy, e.; Martin G NSams an
| 50 George Foisey. "a; Hugh f. suiliva n
IS: Gottfried schneider. SO: Joseph Nc
Laughlin, 80; Charles Orr, 81; James GIL
| len. %.
From precincts indicated TO 9Th Insp
Dis. to duty in raided premises for II
| days from 3 A, VI. to-day:
Louis Owens, l; John Conway. :
Michael Fitzgerald. 20: Edward Smith
IS; Edward Tanck, 40.
| From precincts Indicated to 9Th Insp
| Dis. to duty in front OF alleged disorderl!
| John Sullivan. 80: Peter McGuirk, iOs
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
The following leaves OF absence, swith
| out pay, are authorized:
= PATROLMES
| Philip ]. A. Burns. 9th Prec., for
| day from =. NJ September 81
James j. Martin. goth Prec,, for
| day from A. NJ. September IS
Adam Msngold. oath Prec,. for day
from A. NJ September %.
William ]. Williams, lsth Free, 10
1 day from 4 =. NJ. September rs.
| The following applications for full pa
| while on sick report are approved:
| PATRoLMEN.
Edward J. Doyle, 18th Prec.. from
A. NJ August rs to IL +. NJ September
| George NJ, shepherd Marine Div, fror
7:2O 4. NJ, September . to - p. N
| September ~,
The following death is reported;
PATRoLMAN.
Joseph r. williams, No, 500. TrsHi
DIV, Sub Div G.. died at II A, NJ, Ser
| tsmber IS at his residence, Is9 Eai
Ninety seventh street, from Easolene po''
oning and influenza. Funeral from HI
late residence. Inisrment Calvary Gene
terry.
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RESULTS At AUCTION.

lat u vEsEY STREET.
By Joseph p. Day.
PIKE ST. so. ?6.Ioxs5.1Ix irreg. 6 stv int
and strs-W Hind agt Harris Smulo-
wltz ct al; due s2lbS7.5s; taxes, &c.
1855: to the plain;iuI. ...........sis, 600
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
18TH ST. 33a L. 2Sxioo.lo. 4 sly int and
strs-J Park sgt - r Heyer ct al:
que, sll,osl.sl; taxes, &C, ts10.s0:-to The
P'e'h'lh .......,... Il lU,VVV
lat s?os THIRD AVESCEl
BY Arthur g Sheridan.
CRoToNA Av. 23ss. sT.sxS0. 4 sty int
Bonner egt + Cunningham Co ct al;
que slL.s:1O; taxes, &C, S.lN.3sj "a
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Military May Rule
Mems Styles After War

w THAT kind Of clothes men Will
w wear after the war Ia being
discussed in many quarters
and opinions vary as TO whether they
will tend toward the military form
hitting cut or toward looser styles.
Some manufacturers say that men
who have been accustomed to uni
forms will have grown to certain
extent Injured to the tight feel OF such
garments and will want clothes which
conform to such lines. Others con.
tend that there will be reaction ana
that clothes Of freer design will be de-
sired.
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group OF tenants for term Of years,
among them being Otto Sichel, a mil
liner; S. Tarr. photographer; the Lor-
raine Stores Corporation and Blyn &
Co. Last November the West End was
leased TO Carl Houser for term OF ten
years. A few months ago a receiver
was appointed for the place.
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Names Service Com mittee.


WAsHISGroN. Sept. 3o.--A war ser
vice committee to represent manufac-
turers OF shoe laces. other than leather
in all parts OF the country in their rela
lions with the Government. was elected
at a meeting OF manufacturers at Provi-
dence. II. J.. 1t became known here to-
day.
The committee is as follows: z. r.
Gaunt Providence, Il. J., secretary
S. w. Whittier. Boston. chairman: II. NJ
Frye, Reading. Pa; J. y. Alexander,
Pawtucket. r. l.: W. II. Joslin. Scituate.
r. T.; !. r. Dennis. Providence. II. I.
c. W. Mitchell. Portsmouth. Va: NJ II.
Ray. Auburn, r. L.: H. S. IIuntoon.
Providence. r. l.. r F. Orr, Pawtucket.
r. l.: Julius Sapinsky. Providence,
r. l.. and A. T. Terrell Ansonia, Conn.
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
MORTGAGES.
tsouth OF Fourteenth street


attorney
Downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth street)
CLINTON PL, $, 1910 Q University pI
2bxq311, leasehold, I, Sept 10-Louisa
Streicher to Kate Schlesner. 33 Clark
st, Paterson, y !, yrs. 49, attys
Hawkins. D & /. 20 Exchange pi. 81, 900
West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10Th streets)
opTH ST, ll1-113 W, I5x8s 10x425x
T0l1. p m. Dec II. l9l7-l1l-ll3 West
2ath Street, Inc, to Edw d Ellis, Poult-
ney, VI, yr ~. pr mtg $40, 900; atty.
Geo W Ellis, 149 Bway. ...,...,.$ $40, 900
COLUMBUS Az, 328 s W 18th st, 2b.sx
1861. IN. Sept 27--Roseff Realty Corpn
TO the Republic OF Panama. due Sept
30. 1921. 6isrS: atty Title Guar r
Co. 1I6 Bway, ..,,...,,.. S2s. 900
Uptown.
tAanhsitan Island. above 10th streetl
Hath ST, 226 e. l6.sxlOO1I, D m, sent
os-Francesco VI rerrari to Leo "a
Rosenblatt 8AO West End av, yrs,
so sttys. NJ A. ! Isaacs. So William
st .'''.''' ''.'''' '.'.'......,,.,,S ~ 500
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
l4lsT, 5. l17.s Boston I'd, T5xS0-
John D He,mke to Henry " Heimke
329 Alexander av, prior mtg 500 Osa
sept 2s' demand hS attys, Elfers a
=, CLINTON Az, 1855. /. $. 2oxioo.-isss
Clinton Ave. Inc. TO VIM Bergen. 1870
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

18th ST. $40 and sic w-Maimie r cohn
ct al aet Fred Howe ct al foreclosure
OF mortgasel; atty, II " Bellingef.
Excelsior Savings Bank OF the City OF
agt Richard Epstein. exr. ct al
foreclosure OF mortgage); attorney, H
Ewain.
'TH AN, sc l1tth St 5o.5x10o-seamen's
Bank for Savings In the City OF y
agt Frlda Heidelburger ct al foreclosure
erpham a. Tar
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SELLS MODEL COTTAGE.

Cornslius @. Kolff has sold for Carl
y. Grieshaber. the architect, who has
charge Of erecting for the Government
houses for shipyard employees. one of the
model cottages built by him on Glove
road, West New Brighton, to William
r. Herman OF The Bronx.
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W lsoth 81. prior mtg $500. Sep, -,

W Isoth ct. prior mtg $500, sept -,
3 yrs. 60; atty, John o'Grsdy; 2n
Heath Nv. :; siss iK;iin.:;si,dss rS.
.1x15. Txe0.1x4ss-Geo Darby to Arndt
II olsensand ano, 2T00 Heath ay, prior
mtg $4,000. Sept 80. instals, So atty,
GLOVER ST. =. 100 n Lyon av, b0x1a0
Antonio Rotundo to North side MTG
Corpn. sol r. 1t9th vt, Aug 1, o yrs,
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aaooKLYN MAN RENTS DEVON,

Burton F. White. proprietor Of the
Hotel Bossert. Brooklyn. has leased
from the oxford Realty Company the
Hotel Devon, an eleven story structure
at 20 West Fifty-ffth street, having a
frontage OF 10 feet. The property in
cludes the adjoining house at 6s West
Fifty-ffth street and runs through TO IS
West Fifty-fourth street
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Red Gross Wants Drastic Law.

""'F"' "e"FHIV7' To f"t SVN'
WASHINGTON. Sept. 3o.-Oficials OF
the American Red Cross have taken
steps TO have a Federal law passed
which will adequately protect the or
ganization against the use OF its emblem
for ADVERTISING and commercial purposes.
1t Is said that the association has re-
ceived a quantity OF information to the
effect that lis insignia is being put 10
mercal uses in various parts OF the
country.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRADE

James H. Cruikshank has bought
from William De Goode the five story
tenement, on lot 25x75. at 402 East
Forty-eighth street. The property is
assessed by the city at $4,000. As
part payment Mr.. De Goode has taken
the three story private dwelling at eSS
Jefferson avenue, Brooklyn, on plot
20x100. Harry Sugarman was tho
broker.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 1SsI-sa. $ and b-Silk Rity
90 TO st James Bakery and Restaurant.
Inc. e2s W 1s1st ct. from Sept 81, 1918,
to Nov 80. 1888. with extension TO July
81, 1888. at s21,ooo. and 1875 of gross
Leichter. 1I Bwey (l0es Of gross re-
celpts In excess Of $50. 900 10 $40. 900 per
snnuml .............. $4,000 to 900
ETH ST bb0-S w, all--q14 Simpson st
Rlty 60 to David Biegel. 10 W iisth st,
and Rno. from Oct I, 1918. TO Apr 30,
lss': atty, Fredk W speriins. % Cedar
eEn