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The sun., 1918-11-16
ARMISTICE BRINGS
DROP IN BUSINESS
Decline Is Expected to Last
Only Few WeckS-Future
Outlook Good.

A decline in merchandising activity
throughout the country. compared with
last week, Is made known by statistics
issued this week by the Credit Clearing
House The figures are based on trans
actions averaging more than $4,000, 900.
1t is stated that under the circumstan-
ces more care should be exercised IN the
granting of credit. Part of the decline
is attributed TO the a-mistice holidays.
Though the decline may last two or
three weeks, II is stated in the report
that the outlook for future business is
fully as good as If not better than last
year.
Purchases of the week compared with
those of last week throughout the United
States declined IS per cent. Indebted
ness increased 2.5 per cent, and pay
ments decreased Il per cent. Indebted
ness In the Eastern section increased 81
per cent, purchases declined S per
cent, and payments decreased 2.5 per
cent.
In the Pacific coast section purchases
increased Is per cent. Indebtedness in
creased &c per cent, and payments de-
creased a per cent
The sun., 1918-11-16
ACTIVITY IN BRooKLYN.

Henry Pierson Co. have sold the
plot. 1o0xl0O. at 437 to 455 Carlton
avenue for Wilson r Smith 20 John
Bene, who will improve the same with a
loft building.
The Morgenstern Brothers Syndicate
has sold to Schumer & Straus a four
story twenty-famIly apartment house. on
plot 44x100. at 1910 Forty-fourth street.
Thierman & Gilbert were the brokers.
The James II. Ross Company has sold
for Eta Evans Wilson the three-story
brick house, on lot 2Ox100, at 1879 Pa
cinc street
The Buckley & Horton Company has
sold 25S Eighty-elghth street, a two
family brick dwelling on lot 20x100, for
Dianna Kennedy to an investor.
The Meister Builders have sold 144l
Bedford avenue. four story apartment
house. on plot 33x10O. and have taken
1915 Gravesend avenue, a business build
ing, In part payment
The sun., 1918-11-16
Ia nix CIearfnus.

Although gains were not so pro-
nounced as In some recent preceding
weeks bank ciea-ings at the PRINCIPAL
centres in the United states continue
heavy. the total this week. according to
DIns Rerfeto. amounting to sJ,744,-
e'o''i'. an increase OF 40 per cent as
contrasted with the same week last
year. but as compared with two years
ago there is a loss of SO per cent.
Some falling on from 1916 appears at
New York city the loss at that centre
being ls.l per cent Increases over this
period in all former years, however. are
stiil reported by number OF cities out
side the metropolis. the expansion being
especially heavy at Boston, Baltimore
Pittsburg and Minneapolis, and the ae-
gregate at all points, exclusive OF New
York. is So per cent. larger than in the
corresponding week last year and 1876
per cent. over 1916.
The sun., 1918-11-16
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Substantial net advances were made
III a majority OF securities at the close
OF an active market yesterday on the
Consolidated. Trading interest was CEN
tired in the steel shares. especially Steel
common. knowledge that the prices
for the steel products would continue
for weeks to come made for an active
demand for the securities in this group
Transactions in Steel common were in
tremendous volume. The copper is
sues in the final hour were In active de-
mand, Smelters closing with n point
gain and Anaconda with a, both max.
ing UP previous losses.
The sun., 1918-11-16
REALTY MEN RAISE s27, 500.
War Finds Grow sIowly-work-
ers to RedoubIe Efforts.

The efforts of the team captains and
workers OF the Real Estate Division of
the United War Workers Campaign be-
gan to make themselves felt yesterday
when the reports which had been lag
ging were made known to Chairman
Frederick T.. Fox. The total receipts so
far for the drive totaled s27,50O. The
largest individual contribution came
from the Equitable Building Corporation,
which gave $4,000. Charles Kaye. who
contributed $500 Thursday, doubled his
gift yesterday. making his total contri-
button $1,000. Some OF the other con-
tributors were George Coleman and
Elias keinpner. $3.50 each. Goodale,
Perry & Dwight. $3.50: Bing & Bling,
$500. and Ashforth & 60, ;l25. -.
The workers started out on TIE new
scheme OF endeavoring to get realty
corporations TO contribute a sum equal
TO a percentage OF their capital stock
and will follow this procedure until the
ends on Monday.
The sun., 1918-11-16

At meeting OF the directors OF the
New York and Honduras Rosario Mining
Company Washington S. Valentine, who
founded the company in 1881 and who
has held the Office OF president for the
last sixteen years, was elected chair
man of the board Of directors, an Office
created by changing the bylaws OF the
company.
William A Prendergast former Comp
troller of the city OF New York. who
has been connected with the company :
affairs for some time, was elected pres-
dent Of The company.
The sun., 1918-11-16
"Modern MiIIer's" Outlook.
Special DespatcA to TIE SLY.

CHICAGO, Nov. l5.--Modern IfiIier
outlook; Prospects are FOR marked
reduction in corn acreage in winter
wheat states. Favorable weather and
ample moisture for ploughing and seed.
ing, with price favoring wheat has
caused farmers 20 seed much corn land
to wheat this fail. States where corn
failed to show satisfactory yields and
quality are using much corn land for
wheat seeding. Wheat movement ia de-
creasinG and corn receipts expected to
increase. Wheat plant in all sections
is in strong position 10 withstand
winter"
The sun., 1918-11-16
instais 81: atty. Title Guar q T Co. /;

instals So; atty, TItle Guar 3 T CO, l7s
HOE XIV. i54o. :, ;ixico.i;c:e K .a.DH
to Canebrake Rlty Co, S5 Nassau ut.
prior mtg tI.ssi. Nov IL. due May Is,
1919, &c; attys. Herman Il, 10
bNay ..s....... ............ NbCV
ieeTH ST, t3i-s. =, 5Oxlis-Wm Krim-
shy to Bond Mtg Guar Co. 175 Rem
sen 81, Bklyn, Nov II. due as per bond;
atty, Title Guar 4 T Co, 176 Bway 15. 900
UNION Az, n cor l5Sth ct. 25xsSs-
barbara Gateiss TO Caroline Gareiss,
1855 Marion aV, prior mtg $4,000. N2v
r Co. l76 Bway. ................t2S0 500
1saD ST Sc. t25 W Cypress av. l0oxl0O-
Caroline GareisE to Harlem Savings
Bank. i2i i25th st. Nov Is. due ms
por bond: atty, Title Guar & T Co, l16
BMay ..................... 900
The sun., 1918-11-16
BROADWAY CORNER LEASED.

Herbert Hecht and Nathan ]. Mitchell
and Robert J. Coverdale have leased TO
the Liggett, Riker-Hegeman Drug
stores the store in the Marlbor-
ough Hotel at the northwest corner Of
broadway and Thirty-sixth street for
ten years for the Crosstown Realty
Company.
NJ. & l. Hess have leased floor at
~ West Fifteenth Street to Richmond
q Hartman, and with NJ. Rosenthal the
fifth floor at "a to SO West Twenty
seventh street to J. NJ. Finke!stein and
with the George Rosenfeld Company a
floor at 1875 to 1i1 Madison avenue to
Deitsch Bros. for a term at an aggre-
gate rental of $4,000.
The sun., 1918-11-16
Lace to Make strong Some BACK

Laces are coming back into favor as
great as that which they eyer held. II the
forecasts OF some shTewd' merchandise
men prove correct. In the first place,
they say. French women are going TO
force the fashion so az to help one of the
great industries OF their country. In the
second place, II is contended that laces
are fabrics that lend especial feminin'ty
TO womens dress, and now that the war
Is over there is going to be 4 reversion
10 the extreme feminine type.
Designers all over the world are said
TO be planning net gowns for the great
recrudescence of entertainments with the
coming of peace. Many manufacturers
Of dresses are using lace lavishly on
their spring lines.
The sun., 1918-11-16
REsELLs THE BROoKFIELD

Eeonet Realty Company Gouis
Schiechter president) has resold the
brookheld, ten story fireproof apart-
ment house. on plot s4x10O, at 45O Rfv
erstde Drive. Just north OF 18th street
TO the G. C e. Realty Company, which
gave III part payment 212 West 112th
street a three story and basement
dwelling. on lot 1sx10o. The G. f.
Realty Company has been a large pur-
chaser OF properties within the past two
years.
The sun., 1918-11-16
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

A Cardozo and Michael VI CardOzo. own
ers; A ] Schlessinger, contractor. .S197 So
LENOX av. 32s to S3o-ssmuei BaumgAr-
ers: Harry Biekhoff. contractor. -. .s5s
'TH AN. f2s to 22s-Joseph Shear agt
shiloh Baptist Church, owner and CON
TRACTOR. .... Observation-Disclosures 1870
The sun., 1918-11-16
High Labor Cost DimcuIt Problem.

Manufacturers are facing the problem
Of getting wages back to pre-war
standard. because it is generally believed
industry cannot continue in peace time
to employ help at the present high rates.
In many instances it is believed. how
ever, that the difficulty is not TO De
easily overcome, and the stand that labor
has already begun to take is evidence
that the matter will necessitate good
deal Of effort before it is adjusted salts
factorily.
Conditions in other countries, II is be-
leved, will have large effect in solving
the problem. because IL foreign wage
standards are upheld American industry
will find less difficulty in competing with
foreign trade under present local con-
ditions.
The sun., 1918-11-16
PHYSICIAN RENTS DWELLING.

Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs.
charles G. Robbs to Or. L. Homer
Curtiss the three-story and basement
dwelling at PCS West End avenue.
The Houghton Company has leased
Tor Eugene Nallens the four story and
basement dwelling at II West Eighty
ninth street TO Harry j. Choucherie,
The sun., 1918-11-16
AGREE ON ATCHIs0N CONTRACT.
Government and Railroad VIII
Sign Papers In a Few Dave.

An agreement was reached yesterday
between the Federal Railroad Admins
tration and the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad regarding the Gov
eminent contract for the road during
the period Of Federal control. II Is ex-
pected that the contract will be signed
within few days
AT the same time announcement was
made that other contracts with railroads
have been agreed upon and will shortly
be signed by Director-Cieneral McAdoo.
The sun., 1918-11-16
LIVE TOPICS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
Maximum Cotton Prices
to Be Abolished Jan. l
speciqi De.patcA % TnE SIS

UTAsHINGToN. Nov. 15.-Pres-
M ent maximum prices on cot
, " ton goods will continue in
force until January l. 1919.
After that they will be abolished
unless the Cotton Goods Association
requests that further action be taken,
1t was learned on authority here to-
day.
The sun., 1918-11-16

NVtIIdl NeSVNICN 70 The StN-
PATERSON. y. j., Nov. 15.-While the
labor situation in the silk mills here t.
growing less acute il is believed that ~
will be a very long time before all the
help required can he secures. This sup
position is based on the fact that many
Of the former employees We're foreigners
and IL is expected that the majority OF
them will never return from their native
lands. to which they were called, for war
services.
Americans who were employed here
Will also have many Opportunities 10
work elsewhere
The sun., 1918-11-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(wi;h name and address OF lenders at
torney)
Manhattan.

3GTH ST, 1921 Wv " and Emily l.,
Spsrry. Crawford. Union Co. y ]. to VIM
VI sperry, b. assignment, Feb 2. 1912.
atty. Law 7 4 T Co. 100 BwRy. S25, 900
WEST BROADWAY. 4s6-4ss; Houston st.
81 W-Jos and Angelina Personeni TO
Jos AMI Maggie Vonturini. 90 Rutherford
pl, North Arlington, y J. Oct IS. 1915;
atty. Title G & T co, l7s Bway $40. 900
Ing. n Y, TO Julia ! oHars. ass W seth
st, May %. isiS...........,.... 900
18TH ST. =, 1875 I'd nv. 26x102 p
to Yetta solowachlk 2s2 Broome st
June 6, 1917; atty, Jno l. DauZilo. -
Court st, Bro oklyn. ................ts 1900
NORTHERN AV. n cor l7Sth ct, l2sx
lO0-Normar Real Estate Corpn to Jacob
Rosenthsl $50 West End av, April %
lsls; attys Marks & Marks, 60 Park
9Th ST, IS Edith rod Sheffield 10 Jus L $
Trust Co OF Y. April IS. 1911 atty. l.
& T Co. 100 Bway ........sI0,o 600
The sun., 1918-11-16
Yesterdays Fires.

4 Vt. -.
lO:25--i9 Ludlow st; rear OF house
I'M
l2:Os-e5 F.. 5sd st: Goele, estate : e.,
1;0o-S!2 2 l4th St; Morris s
l:5o-lo5 W. llsth St. Mildred
-. rlsnPr ....,...... ........ 5'i.HG
::oo-2ls L. elst st; automobile
Louis Miller. ...............T rlHinE
t;lo-?os W. lt5th s.; fence, Van
Buren, Co...................
t:2o-2e Ludlow St; Lilly Bropd-
SKY '................. .,... Trii'.Eg
b:t6-'s Ludlow st; Louis Hon-
man ....,.,.,.. o. N1Ha
e:So-Third av. and SSH St, /.
structure ............... TT.E.NE
':l5-25S W. 47th St. Joseph
W flusttln .....-... ,......-. T.'.NG
The sun., 1918-11-16
SIXTY L. /. CITY LOTS SOLD.

Wallace J. Hardgrove OF the Queens
boro Corporation has sold to an Investor
a block OF sixty lots between Anabfe and
Mott avenues and between Mount and
Manley streets, Long Island City.
The sun., 1918-11-16

Needs of the spinners require that
immediate disposal of the wool owned
by the Government be made. This infor-
nation has been conveyed to Herbert Z.
Peabody. chief of the woollens section
of the War Industries Board, by Presi-
dent Sherry OF the National Association
of Worsted and Woollen Spinners.
The understood intention Of the Gov
eminent to give out no more contracts
for woollen goods will place the Industry
in difficult position unless wool is re-
leased FOR work on civilian needs, it is
aid
The sun., 1918-11-16
SELLS MONTCLAIR HOUSE.

The Frank IIughes-TaylOr Go. has
fold for Widmark & Melin. contractors,
20 J. Raymond Fleetwood. the new Co
Ionlal residence. on pot G7xl40, at 40
Godfrey road Upper Montclair, y. J.,
valued at s13.500
The sun., 1918-11-16

Cross will require a much larger amount
Of goods TO carry on its activities in the
future than II has in the past is the
Belief in many quarters here. because
SO large a quantity of supplies will be
needed in Belgium France. Russia,
Serbia, Rumania and the Central En-
HireS.
The programme Of purchasing is not
expected to be announced. however for
several weeks until complete analysis
Of the European situation can be made.
The sun., 1918-11-16
RENTS LAWRENCE PARK HOUSE

Pease Gilman have leased to Fred
ertck L. Corrigan of Pitesburg the
property of W. II. Davis, In Lawrence
Park West, Bronxville, y. Y. and con-
sisting Of brick house, garage and. two
acres Of land
The sun., 1918-11-16
W. Attn ST. HOUSE BUYER.

Allan Bond, cotton broker, is the
buyer OF the four story dwelling at 81
west Forty-seventh street, sold recently
by Albert r. Ashforth, Inc. and Fred
er.ck p. Fox & Co for Thomas Southland
The sun., 1918-11-16
BUYS HOME AT BELAIR MANOR.

Cornelius G. KoT has sold for the
Belair Manor Company one OF the new
private dwellings on Hope avenue. near
81. Johns Church and Quarantine Sta
ZION. TO Mrs d. Ward, whose husba nd is
Lieutenant in the United States NAVY.
The sun., 1918-11-16
RECORDED LEASES.
N(aaIa.

LEXINGTON Az. lO2s. cor 7sd ct
SdSe-t- e. all l72xA0-Alex Bruen to
w Cramer, l022 Lexington az. ext
Lease yrs from Noy |, 1919, dated Nov
49, ISlo'''' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
Bronx.
WEBSTER Az. $. $50 r6sth st. 75ysO
lodge RltE Co to VIM VAIL sll
1918; atty. Krott. I.i5 Webster
pn $3.50 10 $3.50
fROSPECT Az S97. double storF--Henry
AcAer to Louis WINNER. $50 Macy pi,
yrs from May /. 1919; atty, Louis
WINNER $50 Macy pl.,.,.,......yI,sOU
The sun., 1918-11-16
RESULTS At AUCTION.
lat II VEsEY STREET.

BY Joseph +. Day.
18TH ST. soS ", 2jx9Ss, : sty and bnt
0tk dwlg-Davld Frank .; al agt Z; +
.onu ct al; due. 100000 o.: taxes &c
*SSs.io; to Hennie Goldsmith SIS 600
The sun., 1918-11-16
Import Rule. soos 10 Change.

Notifications Of the present import
and export rules are expected soon 30
he adopted. Reports 20 this effect have
come from several quarters
Recently It was given out by the War
Trade Board that the rules were to be
modified to a certain degree. but most
recent information is that the moditica-
ton IL to extend over wider range
than was then expected.
Red Cross TO Need More Goods.
Special DesBdtch TO THE SIN.
WASHINGTON. Nov. l5.-That the Red
The sun., 1918-11-16
WOODS BUSINESS SCHOOL
EIh AVE. AND IsSTH Ar
LOST. FOUND AND RrWA,nS

~ 80 uhdaN evening. near Colunbr.
CnlEeFsnEN Campus entrance on iaVtS
49,. SILVER ring plain. heavy nrourtir
WIN amethyst stone: a worthy rawsrd , IN,
srr,r * III MUNRO, TO- summit Ave-
The sun., 1918-11-16

me following Judgments were filed YES
rrnay. the hTst name being that OF the
The sun., 1918-11-16
Business Troubles.
Petitions in Bankruptcy.

Petitions in bankruptcy fled yesterday
IN y, the United States District Court are;
\ petition in involuntary bankruptcy
was filed against the G. and X. Cloak
Co1npany. Inc. 27s West 12sth street, by
se csSJfmsn s BT95; E: D %t! and
a!!eke that tho liabilities Of the bank
rupt are s?5.e0o and assets are $4,000.
Herman q. RabiRoWitz, 81 Union square
Is the attorney FOR the petitioning credit
NATLoNAL FEATHER DYE WORKS.
INC--A voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed by the Na,ioraI Feather
pye Works, Inc. 1915 Washington place.
showing Liabilities of '2.l1s.:O and no
street Is the attorney for the bankrupt.
DOANE EVETTE. lNC.-An involuntary
petition in bankruptcy was flied against
cn,h street. hy story & Flickinrer
Claiming S54a.is; Hunken. Neal
st 1TSsT .H Inc;' Claiming tit5o5. and
TO addesscs. Lesser Bros are the at
tHrneys tor the petiticning creditors
EMPIRE COSTUME COMPANY-A echea-
Costume Company, : West T. y-iirst
street, shows liabilities OF .sIs7lq'
ana and. assets Of 'l!7S5;:e; The three
company. 80 West Twenty-hrst stree.
Win a trife more than 81 900 due; s
iumenheif. 4S5 Fourth avenue. with
t,3I1o due. and Eureka Merchandise
'ompany. 43o Fourth avenue. with s7l3
due; 50. 900 OF the assets n-e IN a claim
81 ne bankrupt against the New Am
street. for burglary Insurance due them
: 49,, recen; loss. Maurice L. shame.
pe;it!on!ng bankrupt
Receiver in Bankruptcy.
l. GOODMAN & BRoS.-Ju5ra r,r, -
hnoN appointed Msur'c" l.. Shame Re-
tcciNer Tor Louis ard Abraham " Good
M fading IS l.. Goodman & Bros.
hon Z.
Assignments.
G. AND X. CLOAK COMPANY. INC W.
taII cloaks and suits. at go West raSth
street, assigned FOR the benefit OF c-adi-
was Incorporated in 1917. Samuel XIV,
Is secretary OF the company
JACOB W1NCHEL s. CO. Inc. dealer in
cloths, at IL East Seventeenth s.r,a. !
has assigned for the benefit Of creditors
20 Sidne, P Mackey. Jacob Winche! is |
president OF the company
Judgments. |
MANHATTAN
The following Judgments were filed YES
debtor: 'N'
Antonio Realty Corp.-Donigcr>
Painting Corp. ........... slSa - |
Asrosheg SSpecialty CO., Inc '''-'i
blair. Mary--D q. Keick1iani....... s c.s,sS
Band Nan'siaIes. Inc-Dimon
bros n Co, Inc. ooaI, |
BArrymsr". John-C. F. Achorn Ioi %
Seek: Meyer-City Guaranteed
ROOFING Co. Inc, 1s7r |
Curran, Florence An Y. Hin
cl PodIgme T TGTp; COST, 1926
cosErovc. " l., Co ,o,-,,'' sc,, 1866
p!nnto; costs ...,
city Of y, Y.-Aifred j. Elem. 1851
ca ' pt,n &c? SAMUEL. Knbi.. .o., 5000
Douglass Really Co-Mutuai '0''''
n. Life Ins Co. Of y. Y.....,.... .os.4
The sun., 1918-11-16
MORTGAGES.
with name ard address OF lender and
Attorney
DoNnt0Un


Attorney
Downtown.
(!South OF Fourteenth street,
PLATT ST. $40. TI.l0x43sx Irreg. n n,
Nov l4-Jas r Kelly to Mary L Hon
man, lo7 seth st. 10 yrs, s p c. attys,
GREENWICH Az. W cor 10th st, sc.ey
--1i2 7xco.2. Nov l2-Maud AMI Mabel
Y Marshall TO u s Title GUARANTEES GO.
J, Court St, Brooklyn. due Nov l, 1921.
% c..''..'-. $1,000
East Side.
Cast OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
Az A, HO14. n cor 55th ST ,jOI FL, 25.S
X79,s. Nov l4-Ernest y Adler TO Anna
and Eva Steinhor, 2i92 Elm pl. Bronx
18TH ST. 24I f. 2ss76s. p m. Nov Is
80 p 18Th st Corpn TO Jacob Dieter
G Botty 10 Nassau st, :. @.. s.. 900
10TH sT. sSs p, IS ?x75s m. Nov Is
Antonio Griiio to Metropolitan Saw
atty2 a s q W Hutchlns. - william
81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1880
West Side.
(West of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
SETH sTr. 1871 W. !sxss.9. p m, Nov -
ties corpn. si7 way.' :" yrs V' t e. pr
mtg. .2s5,OOo; atty, Julius II Zieser,
ssTH ST. sIa ". 2C.Gxss,S. Nov i5" 'siSgo
i Donovan TO Thos Mcclure, l29 Ro-
chelle FL. City Island. Bronx, yrs.
6i9 c: attys Stoddard N, l2S
4sTH ST. n 3. $40 W eth ay, 25xioO.4,
Nov i4-Jno 7 and Elis NJ J Fenlon
10 Huguenot Trust Co. 81 North av,
New Rochelle, y Y yrs. Int as per
notes, pr mtg sS5,QOo and judgment for
niger - WsiI st,..............IIo,O 900
SETH 81, ia ", ISN976, = NJ Nov IL
Eliz X Bitter 10 Lawyers Mort Co, SO
Liberty 81, due and INT as per bond; atty,
I . 4 7 Co, lT6 Bway ,Sli.5OO
SsTH ST. p 42g Columbus Hv, ELK
zoos, Nov s---Jane Moehan to Daniel
Msehsn. 80 W slth 81 due Nov /, 1919,
81. pr mtg $4,000; attys, Beardsi"y,
T, ca Wall st.....,.,. $1,000
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island, north Of 10th streetD
I2aD ST. 9G4-s5s L, 4G3xlOO.II, p NJ Nov
Il--Isasc Teller to Nathan Raynes and
J. Herskowitz. $40 Y lO0th st, yrs,
CO atty, Hogan. SOC Bway 900
I25TH ST. 55I W, :JN9GIl, VI. Nov Ia
ChRs Il Haskell to Broadway Hsv Instn,
. Park place, due Nov |, 1928, bll 20 4.
atty, Richard II Kelly, 2S3 Bway.sl5, 600
SAME PROPERTY--Same to Sol Cohen.
lS0 st Nicholas av, and ano, ! yr, 60,
pr mtg $4,000; atty, Title Guar 4 T Co.
4'h bNdS '''''' '''' '''''''.''.. $1,000
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx
FAILE ST, $40. e 25xlOO--JoeI Meyer
to Theo NJ MarT. 49, Pelham I'd, New
Rochelle, Y, Yrior ntg $4,000, Nov II,
The sun., 1918-11-16
TO LET ron BUSINESS pIpr0--s
INSTRUCTION.,

oE,rlCI;S. s25 to 800: 30 story hHtISr~-'
~ west ioth St. Room l:Os Ou'a4Hg'
The sun., 1918-11-16
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

ED ST, r. 925 West End avn,
sVaheue h M1iliken WailaceJ. !ndivid
ESd st; atty. Title Guar 4 Co. l7s
EI.DRiDGE ST. 20. mtg ,I'i;ic; oc- 1000
4 schieck. exr. to Lester A SchIecE Ia
sSd st; atty. Paul KammerSer. 81
sD Az, q E, mtg ,io.occi,as;w;I;esf;.: Nor.
gase Co to Harry Heller. at Uncasy!lrs,
wInni atty II GoIdstein, 81 Liberty st
145TH ST. S. l42 Am.issr,,ijs; =, ;":S9o
SS=,ooO-Lawyers Mortgage Co to Jae =
roosevelt Jr. at JacksonylIe, Fla: ad.
18th ST, 2aS-2ss wGsyiyes,e-' POM sL a. ,i
i ,fHstees. to Lawyers Title & Trust co,
asTH ST. :, 100 9Th ay.- ,r $40, 900
Heaity CO to Frances ] GottschaIk. Ssf
Hvl iiE'h ut; attys. stoddard & II. i5s
FORT wAsHiNGToN Az. sii,...iF; i M,?;ooo
oyer - Ryzo r. alty Co. .ss t,waTi st,T
IN herman Siottiieh. 2ss Rwny 80, ss9. 900
sd & to is'S F'T ga. siiI'o q ~ nssa
So ern isG ny y; atty, Lawyers TIA &
ST. MAREs Pi. ~, mtg now -; = 200, 200
Perry voisawsty. indly and eIy ~
Margt Van r Voislawsky,, Somers y H.
az s''y' T ludlow Chriatie, 10 Cedar
18Th sr: 1921 W, mtg $4,000 'MGS .CS
1isch Nov II, lSls-Vernon e Brown ~
1 Mn " II sperry. Crawford. j: atty,
s2D ST 1853 W. mtg SIS, Ooo-N Y Tile e
mtg Co TO Isabella Loring, 80 w ia az
address. lSs Bway: int Of $40 ooo
SUCo-chss G Marsh TO Chelsea Realty
CO. iss Bway; utty. N Y Title & MIG
- ~'' p"ay ''''.... ............ 800
Bronx.
ASDERSCN Ay, s5I: Barret,o 81 +,s7.
anist st; 800 E. 22sth st. see E: I'd Nv
goe4: also Longreliow av, IIs5.Gugns;
FRANCES and anO. eXrs. to AuEus,
brSndes and ano. trus; atty, Hv wendT
" Nassau st 90 assts) ,..... ii
SA ~ tR0PERTY-same, as trus. 20 Nv
s Semd' r. ~ " s5th st. as gdn; atty.
LoNGFEDLow Az, iass-ss,mf,s' n ~
gust s-andes, las e 47th st, and ano.
trus; any same. ...............,.Ss 5Oo
"LlMPToN Az. Is25-Harris MendeI.
baum and ano TO Title Guar a r e.
p irS B~Ay; atty. Title Guar a 7 Co, i7s
eIEBBIN5 Az. S. 329l 8 WestcSsster
~, X Title Guar & T Co 10 Mar
Maston. isl w 74th st; atty. TJ,ie
q. y T Go. l76 Bway. ,....y.26 900
III Az n W cor 18th ct. y
Martha G Bergman 20 Helen II Case
<.t 1881 st. atty. c II Friedrich, a.
18TH ST, n $ IIos e Prospect ay, - WV
~ T Co to John Gloeckner
~ Union av; atty, 0 Davis, SciC
.. .. .EOO |
The sun., 1918-11-16

BARNES Az, Sgl5--James T. Humphrey
hgt Mary Agnes Boyle et al fore,
closure OF mortgage; attys. Williamson
BARNES Az 3al7--James NJ La Costa mr.
Mary Agnes Boyle ct al (foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE attys, Williamson g. Bell
BARNES Az, 39I9---Martin KIett et al
aHt Mary Agnes Boyle et al (foreclosure
OF mortgage; attys. Williamson & Bell
LOT W, map village Northumberland
son realty Co aBt Taxpayers Realty Co
et al foreclosure of MORTGAGE; attys,
Elfors & Abberley '"
The sun., 1918-11-16

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The sun., 1918-11-16
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE

D,L-rn ~~>|-N>>|----~>~~~~-~~---.,
% Eh haIcA Lang. lslt. for ssls.
owner until noon, MorntngS!do e;s7 ''''"e
NANILD-Cadillars Pac.ards, PIerC..-
hupmohlles Bulcks, etc. Cash rssd,;
'ANDoNF' 4'sS broadway tcIrc!s :iTSJ.