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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-10

General Pershing to the Rev.
Anna Howard Shaw, chairman
of the Woman's Committee,
Council Of National Defense, and
honorary president Of the Ma
tionaI American Woman Suf-
frage Association, "The patriot
ism of our Incompatible women,
than whom there are none other
more noble, shall be our constant
inspiration until the great task
which is intrusted to US shall be
accomplished"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-10

Miss Mabel Butler, student in the
College for Women, expects to leave
soon for Topeka, Kan, where she
viii visit her father C. C. Butler.
for several days
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-10
Commander W. o. W. Coming.

A telegram was received by Eu-
gene Hamilton this morning from
W. A. Fraser, sovereign commander
of the Woodmen Of the World, stat
ing that he would arrive in the city
tomorrow from Omaha to spend sew
eral days here visiting his uncle,
William Fraser
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-10
"Flu" Stops Baptist Meet.

Announcement was made this af-
ternoon that, owing to the action Of
the authorities in placing the ban
on public gatherings, the meeting
OF the Baptist Ladies Aid, scheduled
for tomorrow, had been cancelled,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-10
Victims Of Their Own Venom.

Those who, without knowing us
enough, think i'll of us, do us no wrong:
they attack not us, but the phantom
of their own imagination.-De La
Bruyere.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-10
Some Turn.

The dial of a French clock is per.
forated and behind it are numbered
disks for both II and "A hour time.
either of which can be turned to show
the figures through the openings.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-10
Observation-Disclosures
Short Stories
Of the To1On
Observation-Disclosures
Moves Into New Home.

Moves Into New Home.
T. c. King is moving into his new
home, Tenth and Choctaw, recently
purchased from Miss Edith ,Flagler,
the transaction being made through
Mrs. NJ. b, Emerson Mr.. King is
a machinist at the r. l. shops.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-10
Maocabees Meet.

The Womens Benefit Association
of the Maccabees request each mem
Der Of their order to be presnt at
the rgular meeting tomorrow aftr-
noon. Business Of Importance will
be transacted
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-10

L. S. Food Administration.
re OIL song sez "Dsr's Sugar in
de Gourd," but Br'er 'Tater lows
dat de only sugar he's studyin'
'bout nowadays is what's in de
sugar bowl en- hits gwine ter stay
dar.
De folks wots doin' de fightin'
mus have sugar fust.
But ef dars emmy sweet'nin' in
de gourd now days, he sho' gwine
ter git tapped. cause dey's 1ookin'
fer syrups en- Iasses en- money TO
substitute"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-10

. % V1u AVIllI laITaII0n.
Jist ez de buckwheat cake set
flop over on his face, Br'er Bacon
rim dance 'roun' en- say, sezee:-
zone good tu'n desarves en- nuth-
er." sezee.-Meanin' dat eff de
sojer boys so en- do de fightin' fer
Us, de leas' we alls kin - = te-
SEN 'em all de wheat-en eat
buckwheat instid. Con meal, rye
en- barley flour fer US viii hep a
lot too. q q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-10

Forty-seven million dollars repre-
senting OkIahoma's quota. Help to
make your state lead.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-10

Try an Express want ad and be
convinced. .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-10

subscrrOs rOr @s paug EIgrs,s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-10

Want Ads for quick re-
suits is q sure JUiRner.
The sun., 1918-10-03
BROADWAY CORNER
IN $1,5OO,OOO DEAL
Col. E. II. r. Green Buys Six
Story Building at 62d st.
From Hoffman Estate.
OTHER REALTY INVOLVED
Variety Of Properties in Many
Sections Given as Part Pay
ment-Other Sales.

The largest exchange of real estate OF
Tho current year was announced yester-
lay by Frederick A. wyckoff. vice-presi-
tent Of the F. r. Wood, w. H. Dolson
Company. The properties involved APP
proximate in value s1.5oo,o00. For the
windham Realty Corporation, Col. Ed
ward H. r. Green president, they have
pcid 543 Broadway, a ten story loft
building, on a plot :5x2oo feet. running
through to Greene street; ass Broad
On lot 25x100; 246 Mercer street, SOUTH
building, on lot 25xl00; 453 Broome
street, southwest corner Of Mercer street,
: six story loft building. on a plot 5ox
bB feet; 257 Fifth avenue, a five story
store and Office building, on lot 25x10o
feet, and So West Sixty ninth street, a
four story high stoop dwelling. on lot
eox1o0 feet.
In trade Col Green, who is a son Of
the late Hetty Green, took from the es-
tate OF Charles F. Hoffman the north
east corner Of Broadway and Sixty-sec-
ond street. a six story fireproof building.
covering approximately six lots, with a
frontage Of 116 feet on Broadway. This
building Is leased to a number of promi-
pent automobile concerns. II Ia assessed
Mt 100000. This property Is located
in the heart Of the automobile section.
the buildings Of the Packard. Cadillac
and other concerns being directly oppo-
Vite. Col Green was represented in the
transaction by Alexander & Green and
the Hoffman estate by Middlebrook &
BorIand.
The sun., 1918-10-03

Frigse tboys ciothing). 200 Fifth av'
NTH floor.
miscellaneous.
AMSTERDAM ", Y-Jererson Stores. #.
C. Hall $50 cents general merchsndiselt
Hotel Marlborough.
ATLANTA-H Becker general merchan-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bros. weldon Co.
B. r.. Weldon (vice presldenO, Hotel Ma
BALTfMoRE-J. H. Spencer (domestics.
linens white goods), w. starkey tho
siery gloves. underwear, sweaters)' Ho-
tel Imperial
Qaces), d. Robbillard tboys clothinsl.
John Lamb general merchandise), A.
W. Anderson tmsn's fprnishlnsp; M
chandioeJ. P. J. Trimble Gadies under
WEAR. r. 4. Burdiei tWomens eostsy,
J. A. Belyea uadies neekwear). 49,
BosToN-Mitcheii. woodbury. Co. @. A.
Stuart general managerl, Hotel Breslin.
CHICAGO-Harrington Millinery Co. G. l..
Harrlngton millinery, flowers. feathers
cTIcAGoMchicsso Embroldery Co. ].
d bodenmann manufacturers embroi-
broideries &c.l. Hotel Longacre.
cLEvELAND.-J, Meyer general mer-
Observation-Disclosures sp..e. tresdy to
weaI). j. j.. Kelley tmerchandise man
ager), Park Avenue Hotel.
lions, fancy goods and embroideries), 10
East 24th st.
DEMoPoLIs, ALA.-E Simon Co. f.
ties and dress goods), rs West $50 St.
third floor.
HARRISBURG - Mrs Bremen general
merehandise)' 80 West a2d st.. sixth
HARRIsBURG--w. Bnger jewelry. gem
eral merchandise. Hotel Continental.
j. Locke (dry goods, notions, ready to
wear. general mercha ndisel. Hotel Bres-
JoHNsTowN. PAN. sesai Furnish
inss. general merchandise), Hotel
LANCASTER, PA.-F.. A. Peters deweiry).
LAUREL MIss.-Fine Bros Nathan
FRANKIE general merchandise). care of
Lynn. Mss. Stone general T mer-
chandise), Herald square Hotel.
MoNTREALu7N: CHASER general mer-
MONTREAL-H. Beaudry (books, &cD,
Hotel Continental
NEWPORT NEws-sol Nachman. Mrs.
s. Nachman tdry goods, ready to wear,
furnishing goods. china, glassware. gem
eral merehandlsel. Hotel Imperial:
NORFOLK, Val. Stein general mer-
PHlLADELPHIA-Gim Bros. Miss A.
stone basement ready to wear. Miss
a. Guggenheimer tumbrellas), b. II.
Montague tgloves), Broadway and 2.d
PITTsBURG-s. Cohen general merchan-
disel. Hotel Arlington.
PORTLAND. ME.-Lippmsn. Wolfe &. Co.
L. N Levinson (cloaks, suits waists).
w. s. Strong Qinens, towels and fan
nell, +. c. Macdonald (slks and vel
vets), ]. ]. Dolan millinery. 1923
Broadway, twelfth floor.
Buyers Coming.
INDIANAPOLIS-Trau Bros. Louis
Tran ap'a &c Gtft
ana chldren's coats) is expected Thurs
day October 3,
The sun., 1918-10-03
CITY DWELLINGS LEASED.

Pease & Gilman have let furnished
for Mra H. F. Shoemaker to Cornelius
Tiers tho five story American basement
dwelling at II West Fifty-third street.
Tho Houghton Company with ]. b.
English has leased the four story and
basement dwelling at 216 West Seventy
second street for the Julie E Geagan
estate to DR.. A. w. Annoy.
Goodwin q Goodwin have rented for
the estate of John Thompson to A Fried
snheim the three story and basement
dwelling at 81 West 18th street; also
for Edward A. Maher the four story
and basement dwelling at Mount Morris
Park West to NJ. d. Meller.
Pease & Gilman have leased for
Frederick G. Sterner. the architect. the
ffve story American basement dwellin g
at $50 East Sixty-second street to Mrs.
G. c. Rumsey, a daughter Of Mrs E. H.
Hartman.
L. J. Phillips G 90. have leased to
Robert p. Quinn. treasurer Of James But
Ter, Inc. the dwelling at 626 West 147th
street, for Michael Fleck; also leased
for Mrs Katharine Rainsford the dwell
ing at $40 West 15sth street to Francis
p. Mcifowan.
The Houghton Company has leased TO
Ann Palmer the four story and base
ment dwelling at 118 West Eishtieth
street for the Gunsirrah Company,
Bastine & Co.. Inc. have rented the
three story and basement dwelling. on
lot 16.8x67.s. at 1885 Lexington avenue
TO Francis johnson.
The sun., 1918-10-03
Business Troubles.



Petitions In bankruptcy filed yesterday
in the United States District Court were:
MEYER MINTZ Involuntary petition
against Meyer Mintz. manufacturer of
clothing, II Goerck street Liabilities.
100000; assets, $1,000. Principal claims:
Jacob Weinstein. $685.; Harry Beilowitz.
81, and Lipshitz Holensky, $3.50. Fl.
Osberman named as receiver Marcus
Helfand 800 Broadway, is the attorney.
ANTON MISUNDERSTANDING petition by
Anton verlegh. business not stated. 551
West IAN street. Liabilities. S5.e47:
Piano Manufacturing Company, 31.O5O:
Mrs. Melville II. -1sarnes. $780, and
Swift 4 Co., $3.50. James o. Tryborn.
81 Chambers street, is the attorney.
FANNY PRINTING COMPANY-Involun
tary petition against fanny Printing
Forty second street. Liabilities and as
sets not stated. Principal claims: West
Virginia Pulp and Paper Company. $6I4:
H. NJ. Klisch Co.. sl14, and Beekman
Paper and Card Company. sS44. We'll
4 Purvin. 291 Broadway. are the at
torneys.
The sun., 1918-10-03
BUYERS in the City.
House Furnishlngs.

BALT1MoRE-GeorEe L. seldner Co. r.
G. Heller tbedding and upholstery. Ho-
tel Imperial
turel. Hotel Broadway Central
DETRolr-Burnham, Stoepel & Co. II. E.
pRW sss' rTsISps Is 51 TT;niu1.
Alfred rurniture. &c). New Strand
HALlFAx. cANADA-Moya Scotia Fur
carpets. rugs. oiiclothsJ. Hotel Flanders
HARTFORD-wise. Smith q Co. ]. Bason
china and slasswareI. 4o+ Fourth av..
PH1I.ADELPHIA--J.G artman thouss fur
IA. nl'h ERs> So. Herald Square Hotel
ni.hinss; &cl. Park Avenue Hotel.
WAsHrNGToN-M. GoldenberE H. J.
Sanger blankets and upholstery. 1ltO
Broadway. Hotel Grand.
Millinery.
CHrcAGO-s, Lazarus millinery goods.
KANSAS CITY. Lyons chats, Sc), $40
wAsHiNGToN-woo 4 L.,orop.
Miss NJ Deal millinery, s3+ Fourth av.,
seventeenth floor.
Ready to Wear
wear. DC ). ho;.I web.,.r s''ek 'und'r'
BOSTON,. F. Hovey & Co. Miss Il
sS"s Swomsn'' and misses sownsj. AS
BosToS-w. r,i.n.'. Son. Co. C =
Bd sErdisy T'w smith us Wee. 22d q.
ls!oaks, suits and fursj. 40 Fourth Son ay'
BoSToN-Bergson Clothing 90. 1. Berr.
s %nr, manufacturers ciothins>. Hotel
BUFFALo-wm. Hsnserer Co. Miss NJ,
c, reIl Sno Imisses weaD. 80 West s7th st.
~eSsp, e H .S CO sc., b n srsss
cI and ehildrsn,' wear .i go FIFTH, sy;
!manufacturers skirts and drsssesj,
cLEvELANDwL. siesei Clothing. &C.,.
pALLAs1M ao.,t.ns.r twom.n.. ready
HHMRtIR msi SsA-yWlI%sr' Blair a
misses and chtidren's r.sdy 10 ' YEAR, ),
HA AIR ssG,ssay room 1914 How'd ,vomsn.
JoH%sroSwSS'' A r.A.M Sss sTss''n Bros. l.
Sch, s 6womsn's ready to weary,
KoKoMo, iSp'-rhsiman & Levy. ].
Frsnkerthal teloaks and suits). care of
LANcAsTER' Err 80 pa Ge'' t .ta st. women.
LAUREL MIss.-Fine Bros n. Fine
scloaks' SUITS. s5s Fourth av,' eleventh
Los MISUNDERSTANDING Let's. Miss
Weber Swomens hosiery. care of Bull
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fashion Co, George
b. Sheen tskirts and eoatsl, care OF
NEWPORT NEwsERoyai pe {. r. s,
care 4. Rossnblsum. Ito broadway
NORFOLK; yAac. A: Eysrhart twomen's
PEORIA. I'LL. Sederman. Mr. Turk
dresses and skirts). care Of Ben Lewis,
81 West 2Ssh st, ~
tIns, G Pet''eoa,s and skirts
LABEL HiA-charles Raab. Charlie.
Raab nailored waistsl. 1870 Broadway
m INF arftl ahi RI uNl al
Herald SqRare Hotel
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bridge & Cio-
thier Miss oDonneil dadies' suits)
PHiLADELPHIA-H. ]. cohn. Inc b
F. Cohn manufacturers cloaks and
SUITS, Hotel Aberdeen.
PlTTSBURG-J. q. Harris clothing. &c),
PITTsBURG-M. Rosenson (cloaks. suits
&cD, Herald Square Hotel.
PITTSBURG-H. schwab (womens ready
to WEAR, Hotel Navarro.
shapiro lshoesl. Herald Square Hotel.
PITTSBURG-Princess Manufacturing Co
n. PearlmaH (chlldren's and Infants
wear. muslin underwear. Herald Square
PORTSMOUTH. vA-Phniips. Adams Co.
Otto Bullock (lades ready to wear),
care OF Fetser a Nickels. liS2 Broad
ROME, GA. H. Lanham ready to
SAN ANTONIO TEX,-Mr. Masur tready
to wear,, 20 West sad ST.. third floor.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALL. Pelup (ready
to wear, Hotel Marlborough.
Piccc Goods.
BRIDGEPoRT-Howian Dry Goods Co.
e. !. Godfrey tsilks, dress goods), care
CHIcAGo--Rose 4 Co. Mr.. Rose (piecs
Roodb), Grand Hotel
The sun., 1918-10-03
UPTOWN SECTION ACTIVE.

OGDEN AvENUE-Lanxar & Kahn
have sold 14s5 Ogden avenue. a six
story apartment house, on plot 75x10o,
adjoining the Washington Bridge
plaza. and held at 100000, to a Mrs.
Fraud, who gave in part payment
14s1 Devoe terrace. a two family
dwelling. and the four story fiat at
the northwest corner of Washington
avenue and 172d street, on plot 30x95.
Nehring Bros. were the brokers.
LINTON AvENUE-Frederick Brown
has bought from Bessie Reiss 1117
linton avenue. a FIVE story apartment
house, on plot 40x127.
EAST 10th STREET-Mrs. c. O'Meara
has sold to the Hudwill Corporation
the three story dwelling, on lot 1s.9x
10e.i1, at 81 East 124th street.
The sun., 1918-10-03

son (cloths), Hotel Aberdeen.
CH1CAGo-J. Murphy tdry goods. &co'
Brosdwsy Central Hotel; ,,, a. 70 r.
J. Smith (dry goods and piece goods'
coTrEYyiLLE. KAS;;-5; stephens PS,., tdry
DURHAM. N. CIR. l.. Baldwin Co. r;
l. Baldwin. tdry goods. &C.,. Herald
KANSAS ciTY-Kennedy. Moore Co. @.
w. Kennedy (silks. velvets, dress goods,
&c), Hotel Cumberland.
Los Co. dTy Eoods &e E. casey t
NAsHviLLE, TENN. Lindauer tpiece
pH fIaiR I, Hi1nefS s snellensu,s GO.
C. Diilemuth (dress and wash goods).
, 12Gi Bro Bro, eleventh floor, ,, q
Norris (cioths. cassimeres. &e). Hotel
pHILHDEEIpiHlA-Rei, & Smith Manu-
featuring Co; NJ Smith (mohah silkS'
PITTsFIELD, MAss.-Jones 4 Logan. T.
H; Logan tdry goods &c:), Hotel Grand.
man silks. dress goods &co' Hotel
RocHEsTER.s August tpieco goods.
TRoY-s schin tdry goods. &c., Hotel
wSLTo S, y yaa.1. t Hn,.S 'dry goods
WALTON. N. Y.-Henderson Bros. w. e.
Henderson tdry goods and fancy goods),
w HSssl !mpersi; Co. J. Robinson
tfancy goods), Broadway Central Hotel
WINSTON-SALEM. y. CIV. II. Mnrler
Go. W H. Marie, tdry goods. &co'
WORCESTER. MASS Rome q Sons.
y. Rome (dry goods). Broadway Central
Mems and Boys Furnishings.
n A c ~ ~
H. e. Huntsberry tmen's clothing), 33+
Fourth av, seventeenth floor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & Lathrop
c. L. Bast tboys' clothing), 1874 Fourth
av.. seventeenth floor
Gilmer Co. W. H. Marler. tmens fur
PITTsBURG-Boggs & Bull. A. j. Brown
!6oys' raincoat OUTFITS and caps). room
1907, 1l40 Broadway.
sPRlNGFIELD: oHIo-E. Wren Co. E. F.
Meyers boys ciothing). $50 Fourth av..
TEMPLE PLACE. BOSTON, MAss.-Jay.s.
Inc. Jay Abrams tsuits, coats dresses,
waists. care OF St. Regis Hotel.
washington. d. C.-s. Kann Sons & Co.
coats. suits. skirts. waists. dresses. house
dresses. ehildren's coatO. 4s2 Fourth av..
twelfth floor.
BALTIMORE. s. Ba'ster (manufactu-
p erers PANTS. Hotel waliick.
f EsSey and msns and 1sys tpr,shnF
!S a,S s poys SUITS. 200 Fis s't ave..
BosTo N-Gllchrist & Co. Mr.. scholler
.m en- neckwear, shirts and underwear).
BRIDGEPoRT&Ho Howl NOR Dry Good, Co.
J. w. Granheld tmen's furnishing GoodsJ,
to4 Fourth av.. fifth floor.
otaEvELAND-Halle Bros. Co. ]. G.
sa. rm mea Co F sII9thins, upstairs and
CLEV ELAND-Enterprise Mfg. Co. NJ J.
Devay manufacturers rompers. boys
olouses. children's play suits). Hotel I'm
DAYToN--Dayton Clothing Mfg. Co. L.
ERIE. PA-Erie Dry Goods Co. T. L..
sutherland (men's furnishing goods), 432
Fourth Rv,, Hotel Prince George.
ISD1ANAPOIIS-Wm. II. Block Co. r. G.
JoHNsTowN. PA-schwartz Bros. /.
Schwartz tmen's ready to wear). 1851
broadway.
OTTUMwA IA.-Neisor, Madden, Rae o.
7: J. Madden tmen's furnishing goods.
pHiiIIo PbEEG1ae5SaE 5GGm sos .ro,,.r.
broadway and 32d st
PITTSBURG-Joseph Horne Co. B. ".
stouftcr tmen's furnishing goods. 4Oi
Fourth aY. twelfth floor.
PlpTSbuRGmKandma IN, Ren1 Co, j.
Fourth av.. twelfth floor.
Observation-Disclosures & Baer Co ]. g.
Harris tboys, ciothlngI. Hotel Holland.
RICHMOND. FA.-Richmond Dry Goods
GO. W. Russell tmen's furnishing goods.
SPRINGFIELD, oHIO--E. Wren Co. e. F.
Meyers boys clothing). $50 Fourth av..
eleventh moor
The sun., 1918-10-03
MANY BUILDINGS TO
FLY HONOR FLAGS
Real Estate Division Loan
Drive Well Supported.

Two extremes of real estate owners
were recorded on the Real Estate Divi-
zion Liberty Loan honor roll yesterday
The National City Bank won the right
to ny the honor flag by subscribing one
half Of per cent. of the value Of Its
Wall street property, s27,500, and a lot
owner out In Flatlands, Brooklyn.
erected a post on his vacant land from
which the honor emblem was hung in
dicating that he had purchased a $50
bond through the Real Estate Division.
All classes OF real estate owners Are
taking unusual interest In the honor
emblem and II seems not unlikely that
at the rate they are subscribing the real
estate nag soon will be one Of the prin-
cipal decorations to be seen throughout
the city.
Some Of the largest owners purchased
the right yesterday to fly the flag. The
United States Realty and ImpI ovement
Company took subscriptions covering the
United States Realty, the Trinity. Flat
iron and Hippodrome buildings. and the
Henry Morgenthau Company subscribed
for twenty-three of their apartment and
business buildings in Manhattan and The
Bronx. In addition to its other sub
scriptions the Mutual Life Insurance
Company took a $4,000 subscription
rear eStdte IIeti 70 cHdbic
the company to display the honor flag
Up town the Oceanic Investing Company
took a subscription to cover the Bankers
Trust Building. at Fifth avenue and
Forty-second street. and the owners OF
the New York Times subscribed for suffi-
cient bonds to permit the flying OF the
flag from the Times Building and the
Times Annex. The Greenhut Building.
on Sixth avenue. and the LanRham
Apartments. on Central Park West, were
entered on the honor roll through the
subscription OF Capt. Greenhut.
While yesterday brought splendid re-
suits to the Real Estate Division. Alfred
E. Marline, chairman OF the division.
impressed upeEsOhis captains that-there
are many difficulties ahead Of them II
they are to reach their quota Of 81, 000,-
900. To do this s270, 900 Of bonds must
be sold every day. Yesterday $342,S50
was subscribed through the various COM
mittees. bringing the division total up
to $1,225,250. The largest single sub
scription was for $250,o00. made by the
Excelsior Savings Bank. William j.
Roome president. part Of $1,000. 900 sub
scribed. Clarence H. Kelsey. president
Of the Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany. gave $4,000 to the Real Estate
Division as part Of his personal sub
scription.
Mr.. Marling in summing up the work
Of the members of his division put espe-
cial emphasis on the fact that the real
estate drive Is not confined to large
property owners but applies equally to
every person who owns a square foot OF
New York city real estate. He said that
he expects every owner to show his In
terest in real estate to the extent that
the honor emblem shall be displayed
from every property in the city.
The sun., 1918-10-03
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET.
Nv Henry Brady.

BY Henry BRADY.
DYcKMAN ST. 2s5. 2sxloo, one story
frame store-w A Gage ct al exrs. agt
E NJ Kaufman ct al: due, $3,s5t7s !:
taxes. &C, $50; to the plaintiff. $1,000
lat 1910 THIRD AvENUE.l
BY Joseph P. Day.
yBATHGATE Av, 2oS8, 16lox6s.11. two
story dweIling-Commonwea Savings
Bank agt NJ Fitzpatrick ct al; due.
s4.4sa37; taxes. &c, sl4s.so: to the
HOLLAND Nv. 1858, a5.txioc-F 4 South
worth, trste. agt H Baechler ct al,
exrs; due. si,Isl.ss; taxes, &c. 37ss.?2:
w 70 Ihe P IhiNs Nv sis7 sc1icc 1xsSs
1o5-Se bastiano Tronto ct al ast TULANE
Meyer ct al; due. 3l4,04Ss3: taxes &C.
$500; to the plaintiff. .......... 312.0 900
BY James J. Donovan.
13sTH ST. 622 e. 25xl0o, four story
tenement; sheriff's sale of all right, title.
&C. which Gustav Seidenstock had as
exr &c. on May 81. 1911. or since; to B
15sp ST, SAL E. a5xloo. three story tene-
ment and stores-Emma Unger agt Isa-
bella Trainor ct al: due. s3.t57.bo; taxes.
-, $500: to the plaintiff. $500
The sun., 1918-10-03
TRADERS TAKE PLACE.

The Rowantree-Schley Company have
leased to Ftnkelstein & Kommel the
store and basement at 4 and Washing
ton piaoe. southeast corner of Mercer
street.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased for e. T. Kennard to the Eec-
trical Repair Company the three story
and basement building at $40 and 242
West Twenty-fifth street
Charles G. Keller With the Duross
Company has leased a loft at LOT and
100 West Thirteenth street to the
Gotham Silver Company
Ames & Co. have leased for the es-
tate Of Robert w. Taller to John A.
Foley the four story and basement
stable at 1872 West Thirty-hrst street.
The sun., 1918-10-03
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

BowERY. 200; Mad av 1853. mtgs s.. oo0
and saooo-IAonel Realty Co to Lionel
Jaeger, as 4th st. New Dorp. Staten ISL
and; atty A H sch~arz. 100 Fulton
72D ST. n 8, iSo E Col av. mtg SIS oooW
VIM Knau,h to Oscar l. Gubeiman. West
s4TH 81. 8. $50 " ives, End av. mtg
s3o oOo-Julius Tishman to Hy Tish-
nan. s1e W ll2th st; atty, H Gottlieb,
eeTH ST. 2, and los E-I:e ] Perrin, rim
spci Gdn. to Edith T schiey. Colorado
Springs. Col: attys. Simpson. T h. ~
HILLSIDE Nv. :. $50 s'I Rsa each M; y
fsooo-Jno MsEashen. .sr; to Morris
s s.5rs5; los W lin ,s st. sdd q
SAME PROPERTY - Morris Berger to
Emily Schroeder. n W 74th st and
ST SIcHo h.ss xv. !. 50 is7ib 500 100
franklin st. es-ss; 1alst st, 2Is- 900 r;
81" ct; ?o7 w.Chas X billings. trustee.
s s.sd emo. e1rs. &C; atty, j II Seymour.
SAB ST. ~ iith av go s1a "I and .io .s,%
&C HsnnessH trustee in bankruptcy. 8S
fark ROW. ..................2 assns, 81
ALEXANDER Az hr ,sI.raa W 1eD,,,Oor.
trus. to Hy T de Rivera. woodmere.
/ !. Y part; atty. John c Thomas. 100
SAME FRoPERTY-samet to Nellie W
de r sinkinson. 1877 Reid av. Port
Washington. l. !. y part: atty. same. 81
9TH AV. W 3 IN Nelson av. 5Ovlo0-
287 lolth St atty, Castrenza Br-
ganti. ?37 e lo7th st. ..........,..,,,N
STEBRlSS Az, ss5-ssa-Rose NJ Boiling
to Maria NJ boiling 1907 Southern Blvd,
atty, NJ Gollubier. l15 Bway..........H
sEABuRY PI. 8. 2so l72d st, 45xl0o--
M SIs.sn Fs;enfs,n and ano TO- Abe Kod-
Nav !, is Park Row.
RYER AV. W .. zoos 1894 ct, X
270 Convent av; attys, Darlington q p,
200 Bway ................... 81 500
The sun., 1918-10-03
TAKE PROFIT ON 8. 1. PLOT.

Cornelius G. Kolff has resold the fac
tory site at the southwest conner of
Bodine street and Richmond terrace.
West New Brighton. Staten Island, to an
investor. The property Is opposite the
new yard of the National Dry Dock Com
pany. and was sold for the Christiana
Machine Company. Inc, Of Manhattan.