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The sun., 1918-12-17
COTTON STATISTICS.
PRODUCE MARKETS.
REaSs AND PEAs-BEANs-

BEANS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
choice. 1918. 100 lbs. A2;2sSis.5o; i'i,.
$40: medium, 1915. choice. tio,2a q 1850;
cs I Ss: III Sg " small xS3. is
sne.e, SO, so; daituku. Manchurian,. ,to@
iSi ; best. ,ii,ssgill5; red marrow, $50
eye; 1911. ts:5S9io; white kidney, 1913
al; kumamoto. Manchurian, ,h.i5p
1:2S; caballero chilean, 1913. slo@lo.So;
snI1iH Gh saand ons s
Ss;asss; '!lns: ss.iio'Sls, AZ; ;i.:,sa
traiian. So ?51s.5o: Japanese. .s.2Sas.5O:
sask sys cnforI. sp,ihsi ye,ST
churian. small. tG.73d7; large. 17.26G7.5o.
BUTTER--Creamery. higher than ex-
tras. ib. 7o670hc. extras ts? score,
sscc1d. n IS to ,cor. S'' So 81 fon-f
irns fs9 Ike; extras, 7tS4iHc'' nrs.s
tubs. go good to Prime ssSsic; eomma a'' 70
fair, 52T62c.; renovated. extras isgs4c.:
frsts. 5O@ sec; lower grades, - @ isc. i'm
trrrent make. drsts. 446 ibc.: seconds
'3c, lower grades. ,4lg4sc packing .stoek
iiiss,: i Over grades ira; So icS NO = >"
CHEESE-state. whole milk, fresh
fats specials, coiored or white. S6h 4
sIhc; ssyysgrsssss run; ss1a gss,.e lover
sEsG'' run '"in sPs'a 'S o%sT
grades, 2dS5iic.; nats, held. as to cost
and coz aqa snS sS ,s ,wn' 8SIa a.
sin. whole milk, twins, held 3tgssitc:
single daisies daisies held. s5r1 sc; fresh. 2! q
a asanx a%nS a'f rs. sss S sise
skins, specials. 7aasc. prime TO choice
2S@,!sc. tsir TO good, 900 24c,: lower
grades, l2d lSc.
a72c.; extra hrsts, So zoe: Hrsts sSa
SIC; seconds. 500 Sc. fall gathered, poo-
70 prime, so a sac. dirties. No. !, $50 $50. /;
choice. dry, 4saisS; underErSdes. 'oeS
.'e.; refrigerator taa5sc.; state Pennsyi-
ne to fancy o1asIy TO THS
756ssc.; gathered whites. ordinary to nne,
rs q soc; ,puliet whitsa 700 1sc Pac!he
lower grades, so3ssc; puiie,s. Ss$7:e:;
Western and Southern, gathered whites 70
sssc:. State. Penngivania and nearby.
and MIXED colors. ssG72c.
FLOUR AND MEAL--Prices are Gov
eminent basis 100 per cent. in sack, TO ar
winters. ,iS.tO giS'ss. Rss noal O .,eSd1;
fair 70 good. ;sSo9s; choice to fnncy.
9;o59s.ss. White corn rour dull, ,3S a
! 8 in 50 ID, sacks Corn meal dun. yellow.
graduated. 1915; white, graduated. J375.
rect dun; bran bulk, $40 2s 100 II
, red dog -four. l4O III sacks, sS7i4: Of.
meal, $3.50 in 100 10 sacks 80
NJ P ,G1 ,H0 r. B..rcmoSda. bbL. ,Sas,
100 bis, s2sSg New York. 100 lbs lbs
Jersey. lone iSo IS haE 81; T VIZ ir1s
crop, bag, 5sgsi5; sweets. Jersey, basket,
lboa2so: Delaware and MARYLAND. has
The sun., 1918-12-17
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
ARMY WILL SELL
SURPLUS SUPPLIES
Goethals Will Offer Them to
State, County and City
Governments.

The plan suggested by Burdette Lewis,
Commissioner Of Charities and Correc-
ton OF New Jersey. that surplus sup
plies and material OF the Army Quarter
masters Corps be sold to State, county
and city governments has been Endorsed
by MaJor-Gen. George w. Cocktails, d.
rector of the Purchase, Storage and
Traffic Division.
Gen. Goethals has created q Surplus
Property Division. which In preparing a
catalogue OF supplies suitable for sale In
thls way. I'VE will also export a con-
siderable amount and We will sell to a
great many manufacturers articles which
they originally furnished the Govern
ment," wrote Gen. Goethals. Large
quantities also will be disposed of to
relief COMMISSIONS
Comni ssioner Lewis pointed out tina {
II these supplies we're dumped on the
open market prices would drop to such
low prices as to destroy all competition.
The sun., 1918-12-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS


Cattle. Calves sheep Hogs
SsE ro;t OK III 5.sSss ss2s , SSss
Central Union s,4o2 7eT 42sS 4.ly6
on sale, market slow and generally 25e.
lower on steers; bulls and COWS dull to
fraction lower. steers sold at SlO0 II 60
so 10 SO; bulls. s6as5O; cows. s4.509
10 80; choice neifers. STARS. Dressed beef
slow, at l7d2ee, per 10. for common to
Sales-Too!n a shannon; 4 Ohio steers
1870 !es . 11TeErSse, $3.50; j. LOO. $40:
liza, sisI 20, /, oS7 sl4 so; Il. Illinois
sinl3 stcS!s, us: s,49o; y, esi, sio; 10
$50 81 so 20 So S0 Cow ~ 6os 50 10
go, l,o25 $3.50; y l.oa4 so 60; - ssS So;
syeers mo, S14 80: n, ,0ie, SI4.5o: IS
Tennessee, Hs5. Sla75 Kerns Comm!ss!on
ccSompany 80 virginia steers, lslo7, SIS: -,
ytala steers, I,l52. $I52E; s COWS. raj. So.
= $50, $50, ., e65, SO, 10, 500 81. 30
SoTs TIT tl5 ias 2 SO So s. 6os
.:s. ,G - =: ( ~ %: i i, S.
s2%; s., 20, 7ia, t4.s5; 10. 7Hl. &I5. S
Judd & Co. bulls. H6S, So cows roo,
S47SSo A g 9. Mullen 10 no bulls 81 s7So
SO 80 90 o. 100 50 rs: 40. ss2' So Iel, Inc
Wright co; II cows, SEQ SO,
tALyEs-Recelpi,s 1870 head, l.2sO on
100 lbs; cul% 500 1870, grassers $3.50
a.; y-srl!nEs, 35a Western calves.
$500 TO- Dressed sss, a. cslyss slow; city
5s,"s ssed-Ts ;; "a y ;s "A? los a..
il, iOl. SIC So :, ~, SIS, g., l5i' ;iSSO,
Is culls. s.. SlI.5o; 3, lis. 81 J. q. Cur,
.!oso son sI ss , ySn'. II h 81; -, r 49,
.i:; I. lo2. SO; FED calves S1, 3s2. $50 20:
g sGa''og'' J eiS CO. :! EeSr ys.T, i%S
s s2SS" Il; ss! 5s ,s "a; '9 ws,, 80, '2
: yeals $50 5000; IL. l2I, 1880; ., $50,
i: 5 ysariinss. $50, $50. MefSers;ona g &
cuils, Is. 81: So; ii ysarlinEs, 40 $50,
:, 427, 81. Kerns Commission Co. ~
yGGaaia' ~ s.. u. rl$l, SO ruls. 12s,
veais. IA. teO 2 calls 80, slt. grnssers'
22o, t6.to. Ielif", Wright q Co Gull
veals 81. IA; yearlings, t'o s;.2'.
SHEEP AND AMBs--I;sceipts, I.Ea0
head p cars ~ sa.H. sheep steady: prime
sHss", Xxx ..So P%g ioS H.; saHs + 9
Dressed mutton slow at iGaI5c. per ia
dressed lambs, l7a23c Country dressed
dollhouse lambs, fsGi4 per carcass
,i 1 U.s. S. SIS IS; ss' ilS! {,t ~ 80 q;
sheep, i2s, $40; ., l2s, So, s cuils. ios,
mont 'ambs. Is, ,l5.i5; IS, Il. SI6.5 III,
"a, as rs; 81, 81, SIS; 2l2 Ohio, 60, $3.50:
Is yoarlinss, 81, 81: 6, 10, $40; IC sheep,
So, $3.50; 50. rs, s6.25; - culs. 80, az;
10 Gull lambs, 40 $40, $ Sanders 2GO stat.
lambs, 49, SIC 2oa, g. sli,5g; SO Penn
S yssr,ns. Il s'4 , ~ f :iG 81
SIS; Is, lo5, -; 2, 90. SO, 20 culis 100, 81:
2. ~, 81. Kerns Commission Company
10 Pennsylvania, 60. SIS; 6 cuiis. 50,
sl2.5O; IL, as. SO: G sheep and yeariinss
1876, .sIoi $50 Ohio sheep, ls6, $3.50; 1870.
culls. 81 IS: 1919 goats. 81 $3.50. Jclllne.
The sun., 1918-12-17
HREwERs SELL PROPERTIES.

The Obermeyer & Lehman Brewing
Company has suctioned thirty-fve OF It's
saloon properties in Brooklyn, mostly
corners, for 1905, 900, James l.. Brumley
conducted the sales. under the direction
of Meier Steinbrtnk, attorney Tor the
company. There were thirty-sesen par
cells in the Offering two being withdrawn
from the auction and sold privately
BUYERS at the auction included Edward
], Murphy, Charles j. Ryan, the kraslow
Construction Company, John Delegro
and Thomas Sullivan.
The sun., 1918-12-17
RESULTS At AUCTION.
At Il vEsEY STREET.

At II VEsEY STREET.
ny Joseph p. Day.
1I8TH ST. 4O5 L, 2OxsG, z sty and bsrt
stone dwlg--I VI Cammann aEt 1rneat
MILE et al; due. $e,S99,ls; to the plain
I28D st, 44O f, sa4x1ool sty tpm,
a era s, .,rsriAnfoi9 Tr9It 90 agt Harry
1868; to the plaintiff Tor $40, 900 ~
BY Henry Brady.
e1ST ST, 3ia I1, 25x10O ., sty tnnt and
strs-Dominick BoEzufi agt John Bus.
zufi ~ al due, Sl,750 30; takea &c
$4,000; 10 the plaintiff for t12.5O0.
AT 82Os THIRD AVENUE.
BY James j. Donovan
WHITE PLAINS RID 1929 ana 3O31 bO,,
lp."A"o3AH7- Chae brennan, Inc 10,
Nlrhaol Br"nnan et a; due. "a 3gI Ii
u the plaintiff for $1,000
~ Samuel Marx.
ANTHONY Av, @ =. $50 10 n 1T4th t2,x
lll.iE5ONG72 vacaHt-Samuel Goldstickor
~ o"9 F",Senheim ct al due 81. 500 10:
1890 &c S@oS.55. TO the plaintiff Tor
The sun., 1918-12-17
HOME BUYING IN BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Beatrice A Hamilton has sold
her residence, on plot 66xl2o. at the
southwest corner Of Nbemarle and West
minister roads. to Mrs. Esther J. Cohen
l. Salzberg has sold for Mary Jorrneay
70 A r. Olson four two family brick
houses. each on a lot 2OxlOo, at S72, 974.
S7s and 97s Fiftieth street
A Peace & Son have sold the residence
Of Audey Clarke. on plot 4oxl12. at
the northwest corner OF Eighth avenue
and Montgomery place. The new owner
will occupy next spring.
S. B. O'Sul!van has sold for the estate
Of Granblttista Solari 1904, 1908. no
and llOs Wailabout market, four build
ings, 25x5O each (leasehold), TO 2. NJ.
EierrO
The sun., 1918-12-17
To Make Concerted Demand.

Textile workers in all parts of the
United States are agitating for an eight
hour day and have set February as
the date on which they will make con-
certcd demand.
Broad silk weavers in Paterson re-
Gently voted favorably on the measure
and have named a committee 10 confer
with other organizations OF workers con-
corning the matter.
The sun., 1918-12-17
=. l. SITE FOR sHfABUILDERs.

a site for a large shipbuilding and
ship repairing plant between Port Rich
mond and Mariners Harbor with a
water frontage of nearly 500 feet on the
XII van Rull and extending back to
Richmond terrace has been acquired by
the XII van Kull Realty Corporation.
formed at Albany last week with a capt.
tai Of $3.50, 900 and composed OF interests
represented by Gilbert a. Gilbert. The
cite was acquired in the name OF Walter
J. Mccarthy, and comprises the Nolan
Croak, Simonson and New York Bridge
and Dock Company properties
The sun., 1918-12-17
ZIG WAREHOUSE FOR CHELSEA.

NJ. Groh & Sons, cold storage. are the
real buyers of the old tenements at 745
10 25l West Twenty-seventh street, on
plot 75x9S.9, sold recently by Wilbur
c. Goodale through A. w. Miller & Co
The property Is to be improved with
ten story warehouse and salesroom
plans for which have been filed with the
Building department The structure Is
10 be from designs by Friedman. Robert
son a Kse.er. who have estimated the
cost at $3.50 900.
The sun., 1918-12-17
Spring Biouses Being shown.

Blouses for spring are making their
ppearance. Among those that are ex-
pected to find especial favor with golf
and tennis players are some of handker-
CHIEF linen printed in inch square checks
IN color. Another sort Is of striped
dimfty with spotted collars and cuffs
the ground white and the spots almost
dime sized and in sharp contrast.
The sun., 1918-12-17
Belts Gain in Popularity.

Dealers in belts report more Gales this
season than for the last three years.
Many novel effects are being shown In
celluloid or leather buckles
Some OF the best sellers are OF black
patent leather trimmed with strips Of
braid or cloth along the edges. and have
buckles with large eyelets.
They are about az inches wide.
The sun., 1918-12-17
Business Troubles.


JOSEPHINE CuRRIE-.NoIuntsry petition
OF Josephine Carrie, dressmaker, 90 west
i22 ,Sl7.5s and assets OF s2,7?s.s7. The
three largest creditors are Mary Hods-
era Jew RsrSF A.ia2 re- th
nue.. 81. aud La Nella Company 9SS
Fifth avenue, s64c. % assets Sio2t.5'
are In bank deposits Walter (, Dryfoos,
I1l BROADWAY Is attorney for bankrupt.
Louis Voluntary petition OF
Louis GlnsberE. 1857 lnterva'- avenue,
Of Ss,i2I40 and assets of tS90.ss The
three largest creditors are Barnet ke .,r.
del and David sggit1sGSr' 's I sIFhT IssS
Fir,t avenue, t5?2.l5. and Biestock &
Rerner, 1870 First avenue, s46s 20. Sc!
strauss 2ss Broadway, is attorney f"F
cH Ia Les A! 'HARRIsoN-voluntsry pc
tition OF Charles A. Harrison chauneu.'
shows liabilities OF .3.55l. 90 and no es.
sets The three largest creditors are Grlet
Rubber Company Fifsy-I Eyrns RsSS ee-
c"mpany. New York, 5000 IS, and En-
pire Rubber Company, Trenton tso6,sl,
Rollins 81 Rollins, 81 Nassau street arc
attorneys tov the BANKRUPT.
sOSATO RUCCIA-Involuntary petuol
assn'' $9a,o R S,.,.. sSt , .as5 am
assets OF $500 The toH. pen;i,nToiNs f E5rG
Ws.tenberE .b7t2s; s sam ,5,i IAF Ben.
iamln Berger. 29s Broadway Is attorney
for the creditors.
Receivers In bankruptcy.
SAMUEL sAQUl coHPANHI Jgn ns
rsc.iver with $1,000 bond for Samuel
Seuui Company manufacturers o. the
Jenny Lind cigar. at 81 Eas; Eighth
LOUIS GoLDMAN-Judse Learned Hand
arpointed Mary Potter receiver WIN q
$500 bond for Louis Goldman OF iiV
hr'"u"A'' Judgments.
The sun., 1918-12-17
RIDGEwOOD, N. j.. SALES.

6. S Walstrum Gordon & Formln
have sold for John q. Singer 10 Mrs.
Genevra G. Wall the dwelling at Brad
ford street, Glen Rock, n j. also for the
estate Of Peter G. Zsbriskie to Paul B.
Roura lot on Walnut street, Ridge
wood, y. J.
The sun., 1918-12-17

Belief in the future OF jersey fabrics
is evidenced by manufacturers in the
way they are featuring silk and wool
lines in these goods Jersey suits and
dresses have had a comparatively linn
tied scope because of the short time
they have been on the market, 1t Is said.
but manufa cturer> OF high grade lines
in such clothes say that indications are
they are coming into popular favor.
The sun., 1918-12-17
PROPOSALS..


Columbus ono. ..,,
putsburg, Pa. prCC.u .'r =. ia,
e,arAraI Mor+eaEe 49, BOD. 2 he
Union Depot company, o'Dn.t q .'
an aggre gate cost % IS az - v.' ,' -
chased Tor the sinking Fura '.
70 exceed Io2hss and accrued lrt'r'''
Sealed proposals. 20 -.i e'n'' m,E
tho hands ~ the und-rSlg1c' ~.
clnse of business, noon. on Sstui -"f' ~
Cpmher rs, lylS
The sun., 1918-12-17
HEIp wANrEnArEMNLE.

A LARGE corpora ton, c0cn ns N"- ~"
nent Offices in New York ''tl '.' ..
section, win have "A sccr"'tr AT Dgs..
a hiEh-cl woman s'"N 81 iPht'. -
must have n good gcntrnl ctue'i''1 ~"
Furnish references. A depeHdRh' s',,.a
between the ages OF 2H ard 30 p''',i,,,
eNpacted Address NJ r. c, boz ~
office,
The sun., 1918-12-17
RESALE AT FAR RoCKAwAY.

The Lewis H. May Company has re-
sold or the Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company the Mulheard property,
on the east side OF Nelson street, Far
Rockaway, l.. l., consisting of a Colonial
house. on a plot 5Ox175, to client who
will remodel the premises and occupy.
The sun., 1918-12-17

HAVING OFFICES in the centre Of Paris
with telephone, large stores and wcll or
ganiged conveyance service for rapid de-
iiveries, big wholesale clientele (beinE
cooperative Societies. well experienced,
extensive business proved FIRST class ref
erences and guaranty, We REQUIRE tho
exclusive agency and warehousing for Inn
pnrtAnt commercial or Industrial hrlns
write JOYET & CApELLl. 30, Rue saint
Marc. PARIS Franco
The sun., 1918-12-17
wr,,bt a Co: 1877 state lambs. So, fa
- a.. $3.50: sheep, l2a, $3.50.

Wright q Co: 1877 state lambs; So. r6;
- a., $3.50; sheep, l21 $3.50.
HoGS-Rrceipts. 4,2sc head; one car on
sale Prime porkers stsaSE o Tp 90,
soiS at 7.76Q IS per 100 lbs pige, 9lS.,1 :
rouRhE sl5.Tb, Country dressed noKS low,
err 81 isa 2ic, per ID roasting pigs -"
''S s,s,..--s. sander: = state hogs. l7e Ina,
average SIS; roush liS So In ~, K re ns
,,oss iIs tlT.T6; . state, 80, SlS Tohln
a shannon; state hogs E'S' VIZ; 80
il5 slI.75.
CHICAGo, Dec lj-Hogs-Receipts,
GA O0o' market steady to shade lower,
closing dull; good supply going over In
nFSt hands killing o ,nS,s un nS
:" Cattlc--Weceipts, $4,000; common light
steers steady; others and butcher cattle
@25s nSGEoT TsTr' and IS cutters sStcg
| SIS. The days quotations otherwise UNI
'h shtsp- Receipts. az 900, lambs mostly
I 9,c' lover; sheep and yearlinEs steady I"
/ iower. Lambs, choice and prime. ~ ,SF
u, medium ard E2@a. $3.50 re q ~. IRE
ST. JOIIS, Dec, 10 Hogs- Receipts,
$500, sttady' Lights, ,sl725fi 1.t.o;- pigs,
| ;77'S55. good heavy, tI7ooalI65, bulk.
cattle I'll receipts. 1900; steady, Native
beef steers. SIi.boG 1880; yearinE steers
! ana helfers. $s5Oal6; cows, s7.5Oai2bO;
Suckers and feeders, SS,5Oa II; fair to
COWS and heifers, S7.6ogi5 native calves.
sheep~Receipts, Zoo; steady. Lambs,
rJqlS.s6 owes 'Sds' Gamers and chop
perp t5mP.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. ls--HoPs--Re-
! ceIpts 5000. steady, Bulk. $40 l7EO;
heavv SIS 901l1. packers and butchers.
, 3IT.ibal7.56. lights, slt.soTl7.35; pig,
Cattle--Receipts. % 600; steady Prime
/ ,ed steers. Sl6fJ20; dressed beef steers "a
! T1g; Southern steers s6Tl2, cows. $500
! Gi4 preferred s71lA25i stockers and
! feeders, s7QlS; bulls, Ss.5Ods. calves
| ,66Oais6O.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; higher. Lambs.
! si2ni5.fb; yeRrlinEs. slOb09l2: Wethers.
| sadfiO.60: ewes. sSRabo.
The sun., 1918-12-17
HELP WANTED-MALE.

CRAFTSMAN, with steam turbine az
pcrience for designing and checking; rive
experience. salary, &c.. In application; per-
n.anent position; location Connecticut
r. s., Box l2O Sun.
The sun., 1918-12-17
TOURS.
SITUATIONS WANrED-MALE

EDUCATED MAN Of rs, married
we'll rounded business experience, man
ager Of credits and collections, de-
sires 10 align himself with good house
where responsibilities OF Office will In
crease with proven ability Of in
cumbent. Open for engagement jan
uary list. w NJ. NJ. box $50 Sun
Office.
The sun., 1918-12-17

PEACE WORK a. war pay guaranteed
for three years; knit urgently needed
socks for US ON the fast, simple Auto.
knitteri full particulars to-day; Sc stann,
ArTo-KNlTTER CO, Dept. SIC, 81
Jefferson, Buffalo. ~. Y
The sun., 1918-12-17
Improvement Of Seventh Ave-
nue. Block Front With Tall
Building Is Reported.
FLATS ARE IN DEMAND
Beekman Street Property Re-
sold at PrOfit-Brewers
Sell Property.

prepared Dy q Nhh VIVA -
b. Levy, who owns the property. IL I'M
dsrstood to be considering the sale Of
the realty. The story is that several are
Negotiating for the block. Twelve three.
four and Ave story teuements cover the
block, which is 200 feet on Seventh ave-
nue. and 100 feet on each street.
BEEKMAN ST. LOFT REsoLD.
BEBKMAN sTREET-The Charles F.
Noyes COMPANY has resold for caSh
for the Baltic Realty Corporation TO
z q. Mears Kemp, 20 Beekn1ar street,
a five story and basement building on
lot 2lxs5 The property was valued mt
$4,000. Mr.. Kemp has purchased the
property as an investment,
PINE STREETS b. O'Sullivan has
sold for James Brennan a I'VE story
building on lot 2o3xi1.s at 81 Pine
street.
ARDEN STRENGTHENING Bros. have
sold for l. Flato the Ave story apart
rnent house. on plot 40.6x13o. at 20
and 20 Arden street to Frederick
Brown. The house is arranged Tor
twenty-five families and has an annual
rent roll Of $500. The asking price
for the realty was $4,000.
WEST FIFTIETH STREET-Mrs. j. b:
8. Egan has sold the four story and
basement dwelling, on lot 1Sx1oo:b: at
40 West Fiftieth street, between Firth
and Sixth avenues. Columbia lease
hold, to Marks e. Hardy OF Hunting
ton, L. l., for home. pouEles L. ELL
man & Co. were tho brokers.
IENOx AVENUBLThe Nowat Realty
Company has sold to J. l. Van SAINT
a four story, high stoop. brownstone
dwelling, on lot 1880. at 245 Lenox
avenue. F. r. Houghton and motifs
Kahn we're the brokers' The selling
company acquired the property In an
exchange.
EAST 125TH STREET-The Broadway
Savings Institution has sold the SIX
story tenement with stores. on a plot
25.ex15ox irregular, at S32 East lz5th
street, between First and Second ave-
nues
THIRD AVENUE-Cshn Pittman
have sold TO Annuncio Santini the one
story brick store building, on lot 2bx
81, at 1850 Third avenue. southeast
corner Of 18TH street.
ELEVENTH. AvENUE-An investor Ia
reported 10 have bought the Ave story
APARTMENT house. on lot 2exloo. nj
1874 Seventh avenue, southwest corner
OF 10th street Betty Rothfeld ana
others hold title.
EAST S0TH STREET-1she five story
tenement ct sol East Elghtieth street,
on lot 25x5l, adjoining this northeast
corner of Avenue A, has been sold.
The sun., 1918-12-17
COUNTRY PROPERTIES LEASED,

The Robert +. Farley Organization
has leased for William j, Bryan his
house on East New York Post road.
White Plains n y, to 7. l.. Brantley
of New York,
The sun., 1918-12-17
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
nOwutowu

TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth street)
WALKER ST. So o g. 2l.11xss.Ix25.i1x
ess, W s--Francis A Sands TO William
J. attys, Middlebrook & u, 4s Cedar
LAFAYET'TE ST. gos. ial.sxioo jforecios
Nov 6. l91O--Fred NJ Ahern, ref, TO Lit
tie Streets Co. IL w 10th Of, Nov IL;
atty, Brison HOWE. l2s Bway tis.5oo
10TH ST. ~ VIC Adebert Becker 70
Louise A Cobb. 1880 Bway. mtg $4,000.
l6o Bway NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
East side.
(East OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streeta)
PL " ., 81 Mitchell pi, 10
1so-Ches ] wirth to r J Muller Realty
Corpn. 50 Wall at. one-half part. All
liens: Nov IS; attys. Forster, II q *,
18th ST, 8. isa W Park ev. asxiOO.5--
spotswood d Bowers et al. exrs, &c, 10
Anna C Ewing, SIS Palisade av, YonkcTs.
Y Dec IL; atty, Title Guar q Il Co CO.
74TH ST, n 8. iao u Sth av, strip. ioxT7.s,
with over strip-.charss Mitchell
Nov 4; attys, Weeks Bros. Sc WILLIAM
STU Nv. $50 (rear OH, begins 100 . Sth
av, and 77.2 7ith II, boxsS, with
10 ", over 74th at, ., 40 bth
Rv, strip, 10x72-Herman Woog to MOT
timer L Schin. oyster Bay, l. J. Dec
ls. attys, Weeks Bros, 50 William
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HELP WANTED,

CHAUFFEuR- MECHANIC. single, 4 wear.
last employer. Nebozuk. 90 Kent Ave, BkIyn'
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FI,ORID \.

THE WEST COAST ~ IInki'N
is tho ideal winter resort yes
c,imato enables the 'Cprls' o..
door sports throgEhuAt seas ''
lIoaIr-s OF Trade Hotels, ct
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MORTGAGES.


with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(SoJith OF Fourteenth street)
LAFAYETTE ST, 2Os 2l.Snl0o. p m, Nov
Little Streets Co 20 Woman's Hospital
in State OF y 7, 14l " 109th at yrs
Eh atty, Brison HOWE, 1928 Bway slG,sO0
West Side
(west Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and lloth streets)
18TH ST, 75l W, 25Ni02s, Dec i6--Bene-
alta II Palmer to LAWYERS Title a Trust
Co. 100 Bway. yrs, "a R........t3.OOO
Uptown.
CNanhattan Island, north Of 10th street }
It'll AV, e 8. 2All iSOth st. ISsx7S, D m.
Dee l6--Right Realty h Security co TO
Kutch Realty Co "a W 5Sth St yrs
privll o; extension. Sc; atty. Title Guar
e. T Co, l76 BWay. 500
SHERMAN Av, n vs.. 100 Isham st,
76NlbO, D m, Dec 1O--KinEdale Holding
Corp to Jack Alan Holding Co. Beck
man Bt, yrs, 90, prior mtg is5O 600
atty. Harold Straus, Beekman
o. '''''''''.''''' ''''.'' ....,... El5, 100
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'SSs,cs--s. sander; = state hogs: lTs lhs.
!" ..'nr,rHStssIon Company; l6 rennsvlvania
hogs i46, tlT.1S: > state go; NS ToSln
q shannon; state hogs E"S' VIZ ~
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3soss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-14

a crisp. dainty curtain seems trivial too.
But how eloquently window treated in
this way would speak for its owner.
A few yellow mixing bowls might give
just the touch Of color that is needed to
make the room look cheerful. II I were
building a dozen homes ] should have
comfortable chair and shelf for books
and household magazines in every kitchen.
II is remarkable, it seems 10 me, that
many of the women who are struggling
along under conditions that no good bust
ness organization would tolerate DO not
give un i'm abject despair The time has
come when women should realize that Il IS
poor economy which does not take into
account the spending OF self and limited
strength. From whatever angle YOU look
a. il. he good" Kitchen which. remem
Der is first and last an attractive kitchen
SIS an investment which pays in every
way for the effort expended upon il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-14
Sunshine and Fresh Air More Necessary Than Clothes

the social mind But what Nature
does insist upon is an abundance
of fresh air and sunlight. Because
as the scales of a FISH presupposes
water 20 swim in, so the skin Of man
presupposes the presence OF air.
And. despite a too prevalent opinion
TO the contrary II must be con-
coded that the skin OF human
being is almost II not quite as inn
portant as mis- lungs
lust here. IL is we'll 10 emphasize
another point tina, is not often
thought of and that is that the
greatest benefit received is not de
rived from still air. but from air in
motion. Electric fans are one OF
the greatest blessings Of modern
life They enable the business
man. as we'll as the woman in the
home 10 eat through their work
during the heated season in a way
that would not otherwise be pos
sible
But while the majority OF US
recognize that fresh air is an es-
sential. few OF us would agree that
sunshine is likewise an absolute
requirement Of normal human
growth You point 70 the mine
WOrkera in support OF your con
teuton that sunshine is not a real
need But Is that convincing
Look AL their dWarted and stunted
bodies And read the statistics OF
the length OF their lives. But even
they, many OF them, get some sun
shine on one day OF the week a.
least and the most OF them come
I'D from the depths into the sun
b. Srsr COMPANY. Great Britain