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The sun., 1918-12-11
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Trading Shows Broadening
Tendencies-Many Deals
Reported.
BAD DAY FOR LANDMARKS
Greenwich to Lose One and the
Bronx Another-New Struc-
lures on Their Sites.

Real estate trading yesterday. COM
pared with the trading ot>other days
recently. shows an Improvement Not
only was there volume. but the char
sStsr of the deals indicates a movement
In q direction which has not been posi-
Ole since the country entered the war.
Several OF tho properties taken yester-
day are to be improved with business
buildings. Another incident ts that the
improvements will remove structures
whose presence has been more detri-
mental than valuable to the sections In
which they are located. These improve
Enents may have the effect of influencing
other improvements. Operators continue
activity in the dwelling sections, es-
pecially east Of Central Park. A pro-
fessional who has taken three pieces
there in the last few days purchased an
other yesterday, and according to the
announcement made has resold the latest
purchase and at a profit Trading seems
10 be expanding, spreading out intp sec
ticns OF the city and suburbs which
have not figured heretofore in the buy
ln9.
The sun., 1918-12-11
LIS PESDENS.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, n e = SIS ~ Bway,
2H7Xl2S,3x irreg-Lanshorne construc-
tim Corp aEt Winter e. Wilkes Inc
foreclosure OF mortgage atty, D. Her
man.
9TH ST. 500 E-Bentamln J Well e. al aEt
Antonia Teitelbaum ct al foreclosure Of
mortgage; atty, l s Heller.
9TH AN. W $, 4l.y 3Sth st. igxso-Ciuar-
anty Trust Co OF y agt Franklin II
Meiinger CT al foreclosure OF mort
gage: attys. S;etson. Jennings & Rus
MADISON ST. lss-Emnie Macher aEt
Philip starr ct al foreclosure OF mort
sagel: atty. II Cook.
LUDLOW ST. l37-Emil!s Macher ast
Elizabeth MsndAl ct a. (toreclosur. g:
MORTGAGE: atty. H 3 Cook.
SHERIFF ST. l22-Emilie Macher sgt
Is.dore Hollander ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage; atty, Cook.
WILLETT ST. Ss-Commercial Exchange
Bank aEt Frank Mlgdalsky foreclosure
OF MORTGAGE: attys, sreiner 4 Petersen.
ETH ST. sl5 W; Ienox az, Is5: sth az,
SIG; 3sth st. 364 W: and 9th av, S55-
Amelia F!nck sgt Tn odore Finck ct al
tpartit!on); attys. Esse!styn G Haugh-
won't.
S1sT ST. SIC w-Ka.harine Rainstord aFt
Mary A Msher tforeclosurs OF mort
gage: attys, Spei- & Bartlett.
BANTER ST. 6-East River Savings Insti-
tuition aRt Louisa Raffetta 81 al (fore-
closure OF MORTGAGE; atty. L. Il Nol-
The sun., 1918-12-11
EAST SIDE HOUSES IN DEMAND.

EAST GOTH STREET.-James II. CruIk-
shank has bought from Eugene
Gideon the three story dwelling. on lot
17x102, at IS East Ninetieth street,
through Harry Sugerman. Mr.. Cruik-
shank Immediately resold the property
20 a Long Island yachtsman, who in
tends to renovate the house and &C.
cupy 1t as a winter residence, Bryan
L. Kennedy negotiated the resale. The
property is assessed by the city for
taxation purposes at $4,000.
@AST 73D STREET-Ernest n. Adler
has sold for the Equitable Trust Com
pany to Elias Rosenbaum 227-22s
East Seventy-third street, two five
Story tenements on plot 50x1o2.2. The
buyer will extensively alter the houses.
DAST 18TH STREET-The Dun &
Brown Company has sold for Joseph
=. Park 333 East 113th street, a five
story fiat on lot 25x100.
WEST 10TH STREET-Nehring Bros.
have resold for the estate of Jane E
Ahrens the three story and basement
dwelling on lot 17x100.11, at 81 West
119th street, to the present tenant,
Lillian Masserer The seller recently
acquired the house inexchange for the
Stockton Apartments at st. Nicholas
avenue and 165th street.
HAGLE AVENUE-Joseph G. Abram-
son has bought a five story apartment
house with stores, on plot 40xI05xl30,
at ia and 116 Maggie avenue. The
property has an annual income OF
$4,000.
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LOW RENTALS NOT LOOKED FOR
Broadway Lease At $3.50 n Foot
for 20 Years Indicates This.

The National Transit Company, II. d.
Bushnell president, has leased about
10000 square feet of floor area at Is
Broadway. extending in an IL" to Beaver
street, for twenty years. concluding May
/. 1889, at the rate Of $3.50 a square
foot Severance & Van Allen. architects.
are completing extensive alterations to
the structure at a cost estimated to be
about 100000. Two stories are being
added 10 the building. The Exchange
BUFFET Is negotiating for tho leasing OF
large space in the basement.
James S. Anderson & Co. have rented
to Charles r. Biele the three five ytory
brick buildings at $40 to 991 West
Twelfth street through to Jane street,
to DO occupied for the manufacture OF
show cases; also the building at 1873
Jane street. which will be occupied as a
garage after extensive alterations. This
plot covers a ground area OF about 1900
square feet.
William A. White q Sons have leased
! Offices at IS Broadway to Independent
Trading Company: at "a Stone street. to
, American Dock Company and at III
Broadway to Humberto Braeza and How
ard E. Perry. and with George r. Read
& Co. the twelfth floor at 43 to 40 Ex-
Lindheim.
Bastine & Co. have rented the sixth
floor at 1872 and 1874 West Twenty-frSt
street to Samuel Braverman store and
basement at "a East Twelfth street 10
NJ Simiansky & Co. second floor at 81
and SO Fifth avenue to Haber Bros. and
basement store at AZ Lexington avenue
| to Alfred +. Goldsmith.
Cross & Brown have leased to the
| Hudson Motor Car Company $4,000
square feet OF space at 622 to 6S2 West
Fifty-seventh street comprising the en-
tire ground floor and basement
The Rutland & whiting-Benjamin Cor
poration have leased space in II ana 10
West Forty-ffth street to the MarshaiS
Jewelry Company loft In 60 Beekman
| street to Jordan Bros. space in So Ann
| street to Birmingham Bros. and store
and basement in 70 Mercer street TO
Max Amsler. ~
George r Read & Co have leased
| floors at IL East Thirtieth street TO
Boris Dessler for Butler & Baldwin. and
at 9 East Thirty-fifth street to Eugene
Rothenstein also space at II Madison
avenue to the Import Sign Company. at
Ill Fifth avenue to Maurice Rosen
| stein, at ITO Broadway to Abraham
| Schnitzler, and at S92 Fifth avenue to
the C. d. Heller Company.
Edwin J. Birley OF n. Brigham Hal
| and William d Bloodgood has leased
lofts at As and 80 West Twenty first
street TO the Progress Tucking and Hem
stitching Company and vinegrad &
Kaye.
The Brett s. Goode Company has
leased fully equipped offices In to
West Forty-seventh street to tho Mac
| MunfIQ GnFnnYatinn n n
West Forty-flfth street offices to Ben
jamin W. Levitan, and the second floor
in and West Forty-eighth street to
the Duplex Lighting Works OF tho Gen
eral Electric Company.
| Pease & Gilman have leased to Smith
& Jaffe the store in IS West Forty-sixth
street
The sun., 1918-12-11
TRADE PARK HILL APARTMENT

The Park Hill. the five story apart
ment house at 242 to 246 South Broad
way. adjoining the Park Hill station and
the Park Hill Inn, erected by the Anerl-
can Real Estate Company. builders of
Park Hill. has been sold. The property
has been bought by interests which have
given Oakholm property at Orienta
Point, Mama ronecit. which has a frontage
on three roads and which is understood
20 have figured in the deal at $4,000.
The Yonkers apartment was purchased
from the Odds Realty Company, which is
the trade name assumed by Frederick
Brown when he purchased the property
from the American Real Estate Com
pany some time ago. The house covers
a plot 100 feet on Broadway and $50
feet deep. \ feature OF the house is the
root garden. Fish & Marvin were the
brokers in the deal.
The sun., 1918-12-11
sULZBERGER HEIRS BUY ALL.
Take 80 Parcels offered in Parti-
tiOn-Wnl Form Company.

Heirs of the late Ferdinand Sulz-
berger ceeded IN buying every one OF
the forty parcels OF realty offered at
auction yesterday in the Vesey street auc-
ton room in partition at the stand OF
Joseph +. Day. Many veteran auction
room traders were on hand, but evil
IDENTIFY they saw the drift Of the sale and
did not take sides, permitting interested
parties to go through the procedure pro-
scribed by the law for the subdivision of
estates It is the plan to form n corpo-
ration to hold the properties sold. The
total Of the bids was $605,00O. The
Ben Hur apartment on upper Broadway.
the most important OF tho offerings, sold
for $4,000. Details of the auction are /:
1sT Av, coo. s cor 10th OF, 24lOx75,
44TM sTs 800 p 5. 1908 sd ay: ,' si.SS
44 4TGo sT. ~ ai2 E. s. EOS sd al 2 2SS
4OTI sT. aio E, 49, .. 200 cd az ~ SSS
4s 1872 ST. SIX 80 ' td aga e q 300 900 100
av, 75K1OO 30 8 sty tnt............., S1 900
isT Az. 100, W 3. 500 A6th st., 1e.7x
45T II ST. f|' ai rs ana ana SO T. s7s C 90
ay. SoxlOo6; two sty tnts and
1sT Az Si7,sai, cor lSih at. 1 50 S1
SOTG ST. 2ss s. S"u 's'' $50 "a a 5000 SSS
rsTm ST. $50 to s So E. -: 200 " Law sS.
75x10O,5, three 8 sty tnts............ -
esd ST, az 70 $40 +. e. 2sl.2 E Is.
ay. 70 3xlO0,b. sty tnts. S25 900
oS i5o ST. 42l d; s. 2slo W Av A. .2oaS
10Th Gy ST. sSa and and $0i u, e. rs "a ssG SS
az 521iQ2 :; two sty 5Et': '2s 900
5 sty tint and strs. .sl2. 900
lsr Az. s5l and s53. W 8. 1855 Ash At,
5O,1x1oo. two : sty tnts and strs. .28 900
3 st9 tint and strs ....,..........3 $40 900
Sd Az, 1857, e, ., 75,2 e2d at. a52xioo,
9TH ST, 81 u, n 3. 80 W Madison av
22x100 5, sty and b'dwlE. s46. 900
14TH ST; 6l3 ~. q. 1914 Az u. 81 10x
The sun., 1918-12-11
OPERATORS ACTIVE IN BRONX

FAGLE STREET-Frederlck Brown has
sold to the ]. G. Leasing Company the
hve story apartment house. on plot Blk
r to9, at $50 Faile street. being the
northwest corner of Aldus street. The
house has accommodations for twenty
families.
HECK STREET - Morgenstern Bros,
have bought the two five story apart
ment houses at 900 TO 919 Beck street,
northwest corner of Tiffany street, on
plot 1s0x100, from Cohen & Neisman
They accommodate fifty families and
show rental of about S22 200.
BRYANT AN EN- L E-Schwab & Co have
resold TO Robert Benenson the five
story apartment on plot 4o.sxl00 at
1876 Bryant avenue.
The sun., 1918-12-11
RENTS MONTAGUE FLAGG HOUSE

Pease & Gilman have let furnished
for Mrs. Montague F1agg to Mrs. John
+. O'ma-a the four story and basement
dwelling at ia East T'hirty-ninth street,
between Park and Lexington avenues !;
also to Walter r. Bullock tho four story
and basement dwelling at 90 East Fifty
third street, between Madison and Park
avenues.
William A White & Sons have leased
to James Gordon the houses ct I72 and
ia West 126th street; also with B. w
Smith the house at 234 West 1ssth
street.
Tho Duff & Brown Company has
leased sal West 14sth street, a three
story dwelling, to J, L. Vincent
The Houghtcn Company has leased
for Rebecca Strauss the four story and
basement dwelling at 20 West Eighty
seventh street TO Mary Elizabeth Yost,
The sun., 1918-12-11
sO-YEAR-OLD MILL TO GO.

After eighty years of service the plas-
Cor mill at the south corner of West and
Horatio streets is to be removed ana .
modern building erected on the site. Tho
property was transferred yesterday by
y. Beaver Page to Albert C. Merkle, who
will erect the new building just as soon
rs It is possible to do SO. Tho height
Of the building Is still under discussion.
The property has a frontage of 1887
feet on West street and 12o feet on
Horatio street. The plot Is covered with
eight four and two story buildings. The
tall chimney on the property has been
a landmark for many years The mill
was built before 1899 by 2. Volney King
& Bros The Douglas Robinson, Charles
8. Brown Company and Leon 8. Altmayer
were the brokers in the deal.
The sun., 1918-12-11
PLOT BUYING IN QUEENS.

W. Ryan has sold to d. Judge a lot
3Ox526, on the east side of Grand avenue,
north OF DOncaster road, Flushing.
The Queens County Savings Bank has
sold to +, Rutland lot 34x9O on the east
side OF Murray lane, north os Mitchell
avenue, Flushing.
The Realty Associates have purchased
from the Hanover Holding Company a
plot, 100x1O0, on the west side OF Mon
mouth avenue, north OF Washington
street. Far RockaWay.
The sun., 1918-12-11

To take effect A. NJ, December II:
SERGEANT.
Peter =, R.!d. e5th Prec., assigned TO
bicycle cu:y.
PATROLMAN.
Gustavs A, Bergman. s5th Prec.. az
signed to bicycle duty.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
sERGEANTs.
John F. Mclaughlin, eth Pre-. 90 eth
Prec., for 20 days from A. NJ. Deem
Martin Nolan. :5th Prec. to 7,h Prec.
John F Brennan, 45th Tree, to Head
quarters Div, assignment changed from
training school to office of the Police Re-
serve, for IS days from 3 A. NJ. Decem ber
70. during absence OF lieutenant on sick
report and vacation.
PATROLMEN.
Jacob Simmons, 18th Prec., % Marine
Div, for 90 days from A. NJ. pecem-
walter Fitzgerald. :s;h Prec,, to Head
quarters Div, TO duty in ofrice of the
Police Reserve. for IS days from A. NJ.
Joseph butler. ai.t Prec,, to $50 Free.
FOR 20 days from A. Nj, December II.
FOR @ 20 DAYS from ' NJ DsoemSer II.
Joseph =. Wallis. Div National Defence
Especial war payroll, to eth Prec., as
1901 A. NJ. December 8; indefinite leave
Of absence Is hereby revoked
From DIV. of National Defence (sneclal
var % dn 9syTfG Ppm !? s nr'S"f M 'h S
indefinite leave OF absence Is hereby re-
Charles Dosch, 6. George schmitt. 81;
Herman Stoffers, Jr., IS: Donald II, Breen,
20; John G. Graham, Jr, IS; EDWARD j.
The following leave OF absence is Gu-
thoriEed; without pay:
PATROLMAN.
john ]. Lynch, 57th Prec,, for days
from l2:0i A. NJ, December II.
The following applications for full pay
while on sick report are approved!
ACTING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (sec-
ond Grade).
Peter Thornton. Detective Div, from
A. NJ, September l6 to IL p. M se'tem-
PATRoLMEN.
Morris Grasberg. 18th Prec.. from 1880
p. NJ, November ~ to IL +. NJ Decem-
John welsenreider, 2Ist Pre-, from Is
noon. October 22 to 10 p. NJ. November !.
Robert J. Enright 2Sth Prec, from 6:46
P. NJ, December 3, during disability,
1910 ?, NJ, November 2s to IL P. Nj.
John E. Copeland. asd Prec,. from 10
John c. Nilon. 45th Pree,, from s;o6 p
M. November 20. during disability. eco,
p. NJ, November -, during disability.
DEATH.
RETIRED PATROLMAN.
James McVea, formerly attached to 9Th
Branch Detective Bureau, died December
8 in his residence from cancer. Funeral
from his late residence, $40 Ninth avenue,
Manhattan, 10 A. NJ, December 8. Inter
ment Calvary Cemetery.
SPECIAL PATROLMEN.
Tho following resignations are accepted
Howard V. Mckay, No. 1,lo6, b7th Prec.
18th DistD, TO take effect IL P. NJ, No
vember %.
Timothy n. Engelks. No. 3,3l2. Bridge
Prec., to take effect December 5.
The following is hereby dismissed; to
take effect 1905 A. NJ. December 10;
John Reilly. No. S,tso. Bridge Prea
The sun., 1918-12-11
Importers Voice Protest,

Importers and. other business men
already have aligned themselves against
proposed legislation by Congress to
carry out n new licensing or restriction
programme and promise serious opposl-
ton.
Arguments against continued restric-
ton of foreign trade are being heard IN
many quarters. While II Is understood
protection Is needed to conserve certain
Industries. importers seem to be against
enacting legislation to give the War
Trade Board continued power to put
into operation further licensing or re-
strictions.
The sun., 1918-12-11
ARMY LIFE HELPS
CUT ALTERATIONS
Clothiers Find Returning Gus
toners Physique Nearer
Ideal Than Formerly.

Army life and training has so i'm
proved the physiques of American men
that there will be less need for altera-
tons In their ready to wear suits, ac-
cording to opinions of designers.
Men in the trade say statistics SHOW
the average American who has been IN
the service has increased two inches In
chest measurement, while the tape shows
n decrease around their waists. Their
measurements now approach moro
nearly the ideal, it il said, and as ready
made suits can be averaged along such
lines alterations will not be SO neces-
sary as formerly.
The sun., 1918-12-11
Business Troubles.
Petitions In bankruptcy.

STEIN AND sCHONCEIT-An involuntary
petition against Stein & Schonceit, IS
credtors-R. Leonard claiming $500; T.
Levine, sSOoi2. and s. weinstein, 800
bertha Rembaugh named as receiver
torney for the creditors
JULIUS FElLER-An Involuntary petition
by three creditors-Abraham sander
Victor Gerber, 500. Joseph Krinsky and
s William Weiss, 800 Broadway. are attor-
neys fer the creditors
Schedules in Bankruptcy.
MEYER MlNTz-A schedule % Meyer
Mint. no address. shows liabilities of
SlS,s27.27 and assets OF fo.6ts.22. The
three largest creditors are Mtndlln &
Roseman. los East Twenty ninth street
$4,000, sylvester Levy; - ,wavery
SO East Broadway. $l.lTs.50. Ten thous-
and dollars OF the assets are In the stock
In trade and machinery. Maurice l.
Shame. 2s9 Broadway, is attorney for
AMERIcXN BRASS FORGING COMPANY
A schedule of American Brass PORTING
Company, 1853 Southern Boulevard. shows
liabilities OF st5,+25.S7 and assets of 3s3,-
wsm TIE f 56sss and WSean
West Eighteenth street. $4,000: Acme
Foundry. cleveland, Ohio, s2,sig.s3, and
company. Bridgeport, Conn, s2.oSS4s
Seventy thousand dollars OF the assets
are a in The WacsimeTy and stock in trade
is attorney for the bankrupt,
Assignment.
JULIUS A. RCBT. genera sales store at
So4 seventh avenue. assigned yesterday
for the benefit OF creditors TO George +,
JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN
Tho following Judgments were fled yes
terday, December 10. the first name being
that o: the debtor:
Atomic Jack and Carmins az
The sun., 1918-12-11
Retailer. Busy CancelIins Orders.

With the present boom In women's
ready to wear clothes in full swing re-
tailers say there would be no reason for
them to cancel contracts, as rumors
have stated they are doing
They say they are having trouble
keeping enough stock on hand 50 great
is the demnad
The sun., 1918-12-11
OTHER AUCTION RESULTS.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day.


BY Joseph p. Day.
MADISON ST, $40. 8 g, s5.9 70 SCANNED.
3a7,ss. sty tint 4 strs; Citi1ens' Saws
SAB ST. liz W, e ., 225 w 9Th sv. 1s9x
1905, 2 and ! sty int q str; J I ouiick
DUE Que tli;Ots:sS: taxes etc. 'ss"s7; to
$50 ioc5 i snS .ty mt .,s sn sam. %x .st
&c; :, ssSsT: TO Joseph X Davis for Tor
18TH ST. 50 e. n $. so W. Park av, ask
Bank az, 3uiis Levy ct al; due. Sis.
~. .,9sS: tcxes ETC. esSs.1b; TO the plain
SD Az. i!si' " .. sas N 7ad. :5.1Oo. 5
sty int a strs; Henry Dreyfoos ct al
Sisints ~ 3os s,s.s7 e. mtg 'si'''0; to tho
BY J. II. Mayors
10TH ST, 2o2-2os W, g. 100 w 7th nv,
sale: to Arnold Rothisuf for parties in
Interest for s7o.75o.
i+sTH ST. 24s-'Ss W. 8 9, 100 &c s;h ay,
three sty fats a. strs. each ls.2xss.1l:
vol sale; to Arnold Rothlauf for parties
18th ST. 2sI-27s w. s, 100 z Sth av.
vol sale; to Arnold Rothleuf for parties
ss n H's sT s.. for $4,000. 49,.
-, stt-St6 w, Q, 100 9Th av, two
gsy tnts. each 25xloo.5; vol Gale; to
"e'Ai' '''''''' '''...... .tbS,VOV
BY Arthur G. Sheridan.
AVENUE A. 224, . o cor 18th II, 24xssx
rreg. sty tint and strs-Manhattan Saw
INST ast Rutherford Holding Co ct al:
que. t5s.S072o; taxes. &C, 10000: 10 the
SN ''''''''''.. .tb5,VOO
BY Horny Brady
1olSr ST. +oS-S Z, n q, s5 Ist av, 5ox1oo
;,sssy ssrage; shsrifts sale Of all right.
n1oV IL. 1917. or since; to the plain
soTH ST. las w. s. 2so.s Amsterdam
OF Judgment OF $4,000 and interest OF
vary = HIATT VS. city Boroughs Realty
wi 10 the ptaintin ................S9.5O 500
lat s2os THIRD AvENUE.l
BY James ]. Donovan.
Park Az. 1854, 9 9. bs.11 n I4sth ct. ASH
$3.50 to 1tsth st L 25x irreg-City
Real Estate Co agt Michael Reilly ct al /;
Que tb.6l7oS; taxes. &C, 5000; to the
WEBSTER .Av. a75i-s, cor 1s7th ct
$3.50, 5l.2xll53x5OxIo4s. 6 sty tint and
etrs-S Case, extrx. agt Evelyn Build-
ing Co ct al: duo tl0.s30.45; taxes, &C.
St67.7z; adjourned to Dec. II.
BOSTON RID, N e cor Charlotte st. 15l.i1X
l0O.sx irreE, vacant-M ] Becker agt
Mary Raisin ct al: due. s23,4ssI6: taxes
&C, fe40; to the plaintiff. ...... S23. 900
The sun., 1918-12-11

rr.aov 12Lo7
Duhan Bros. inc-ParnmOunt ,,oo
pj pI0dsSt' Psal.H. $. Adler. S.sssSs
Drukker, Roy-C. l. Menezer e. ,o.
DnS.r:ieln. Fannic-M. RUBIN -.,,,
DosS Sin ,Henry-E. S. Pheip, ct ,,,,,
ps q eH0's Embracing COMPANY :, 7,tt,
American cans Standard Motion Pic
ture Corp.-Acme Lithosraph- ,,o.e.
RnrS.tt Asnea I'll Sherry. I,15ie5
Benson & Hedges-E. Adler. bS4,2o
Duncan. Isador--Renailt Trans .o,
E. p Z. arSVer Ca C;o;.HHeywood bros. ...
& Wakefield Co............. et6'fV
Evarts Holding Co. Inc-H.
Rosenberg (coste) ............ iVs'tV
Fo ci, Lyman and Sam Haloln CO.,.
IS oliver ct al. ............. diS'a9
Farley, Thomas is H. Spear. 24l.SO
Fava. v. Marcelio-N. Y. Edison
rsHpe. ,hiii.xand:r.H. II. paige: .S4sS
Fitzgerald. j. Edward. Inca.
Go Sd oiG'' jis.::obi-Minha,tan' Foe ,,,s7
Hes ",I i"f Foundry Mig. Co
Matlack Coal g. Iron Corp. G2.2S
@Rembrandt Realty Co.. 1880
Habuch, Adair-R. H. Smith. 1855
Kaufman. Bertha-A. II. Henry. 6.S2l.I
III Of IawrenSe PARK. ''eI' ~ 1.a227O
& CoD@F W. Ruber. 1878
Enfeid .......t............... 2,37477
Hiram X. Yamen-E. Vithaus... 1924
Larals, Charles-Wlllam Gleich-
Lefk Row, cnaries: Nathan Mint.
Isaac Miller and Albert Palaco
Miller. VIM. H-B. Altman & -
Co. $3.50. go -Vs'e-
al ',..,......s. ............... 1902
IInsj-A solomon e. ai,...... 1866
MGAyoy. John c.-coie-Duncan
Myers, John G., Jr.-E. r. Ha-
zelton; costs .................. 1884
Myers. Hermine-E. J.. Hazelton;
cornsold, Henry iRed Star Fur ''''
nitnre CO North Eastern cas-.
orIvos, Geo. c..M. Ii. Grossman 500
risva ~',, Rosa Pleasant spring ''i'''
0ponohus. Mary il. o.-Hoteii '
ci9rldge. Inc. 80: ........... 1915
Proshavassky. Joe: Lyman Hofr-
man jacob Goldberg (P. NJ.
p. Mfg. M Rogalsky ct al. ,o24o
Russian Art Film Corp.-Morgau
- Li,in,ograeh co, ,,,.;,.....:,.. 1.oG5,+c
Rst,; F 5ssss y san@e ii Smith I I:sss
:, phone Go. -:.........;....,.... ss,i9
United States Roofing Co. 49,. 40
Ryan, John Pc. L. Carr ct al. $500
Spain. Simon, sdn.-Consol!dated
stsnseI!. Vim. H,--B. Fischer & ~
sIieS,en: WIN. E-Rosina Can lbs
solomon Ma; NJ. ,pattsr.on: tS1ts
-l,Qg
The sun., 1918-12-11
DUvEEN bros. BUY REALTY.

Duveen Bros, art dealers, are the
BUYERS OF the Meade house at 1 West
Fifty-sxth street. sale of which was re-
ported recently, The property adjoins
tho marble structure of Duveen Bros.
At thu northwest corner OF Fifth avenue
The sun., 1918-12-11
Lower Clothing Prices
May Follow Wool Sale


PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 10.-When
- auctions Of Government owned
wool begin here It is the opin.
ion of many in the trade that II VIII
have a tendency to bring about q low
erinR OF clothing prices.
Wool owned by the Government In
this city Is said to amount to 1900
900 pounds.
Climbing prices of food and fuel
are likely to bring about lower prices
for apparel, according to come rev
York observers, who Judge future
probabilities by comparing seemingly
dissimilar generalities. They say that
high prices for FOOD and fuel are
likely to take so much of the pubic
money that there will be less left to
buy clothes, and under such circum-
stances manufacturers and retailers
OF the latter will have to reduce their
prices TO get rid OF their stock.