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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

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unocr @en3on.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14
Gn spiritns Afitemnina. Bib

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bar beilltttet at Ia6e ioretage en-
communal 4fitemning for % /.
moo lloifnnfning al SpfritllS be6
Setter og Nooer / aommllnert, og
ON, booroiot Der i 3remtioen ber
9tues lillnOelie til @anoel me0
Spiritlis / GibD aonrmlllle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

SibclfnrinS paa SDn. 3 ocn ior.
Isbne llge III. 3llnD bar ser
9ogenic airfe uGret af6oIot 9ibcl-
fllriitS peo Yaitor Sfougaaro.@et cr-
len. Ter bar uGret $50 0eltngerc.
Smtioi9 bar 9aitor Sfoogaaro-
8eterlen talt / MiO0elfart airfe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
SALES ARE WIDELY SCATTERED

WEST EIGHTY-EIGHTH STREET -
Pease and Gilman have sold for Fred
erick Brown 35 West Eighty eighty
eighth street, four story dwelling. on
lot 2lx1o0. Mr.. Brown recently took
this house in exchange from Daniel
Meehan. The buyer will occupy.
WEST THIRTY-FIRST STREET-Na-
than +. Williamson has sold the three
story and basement house on lot COX
9ss, at 35s West Thirtyhrst street.
EAST FIFTY SECOND STREET-Her-
man P. Tape has bought from Rose
mary Baruch four story dwelling, on
lot 14x1OO. at II East Ftfty-second
street.
LEXINGTON AVENCE-A H. Levy
has sold for julius Stitch three story
and basement dwelling, on lot 17.2x55,
at 1858 Lexington avenue. and has
resold 1t to a buyer for occupancy.
The property had been IN the Stitch
family for thirtytwo years.
GREENE STREET-The The Etagloc
Holding Company Colgate estate) has
sold the six story building, with store,
at 13s and 1876 Greene street, on plot
sesx1O0. Henry Brady was recently
appointed receiver for the property.
EAST BROADWAY The Lawyers
Mortgage Company has resold the Ave
story tenement. with store. on lot 24.6x
So, at 204 East Broadway to an in
weston.
MAST 18TH STREET-The Ciryl Hold
ing Company Estate Bank) has sold
the three six story tenements. with
stores, each on a plot 41Sxl00.ll, al
426 to 43S East 11sth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
TAKES BROADWAY BUILDING.

The Cross & Brown Company has
leased TO the Abercrombie q Fitch Com
pany the building at 226s Broadway for
the Monmouth Garage Company. and to
the Republic Rubber Company Of New
York the building at 229 West Fifty
eighth street, for Mrs. Margaret A.
Claffy.
The Ogden & Clarkson Corporation has
leased the fifth floor at 81 West Thirty
seventh street to Edward NJ. Lang.
ostrich ana fancy feathers. and the ninth
floor at s. Z and West Thirty-seventh
street TO Lichtenstein a Aeberman. man
ufacturers OF flowers and feathers.
Cushman & Wakefield have leased n
store in So Vanderbilt avenue TO the Gem
Fountains.
He'll Stern have leased floors at II
to 81 East Thirty-first street to Mark
Perlman at 70 to rs West Thirty-sec-
ond street to the Deanay Dress Com
pany; at 20 to 20 West Thirty nrst
street to william Frank, and at 81 TO 80
East ThiFty-second street to CHASER a
Knopf.
Charles @. Keller has leased for Vile
sen & Goidstein the eleventh loft In
building at ISL to 155 West Twenty-fifth
street to Herbst q Kaxanon for a term
Of years. Spear q Co. were associated In
the deal.
Pease & Gilman have leased the store
Mt - West Thirty-sixth street 20 w. j.
waldinger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
LIS PENDENs.

tTH ST, q, eel II of Horatio 81. runs
7lx 2l5K Q "a to sth ay. n e ib.7
to 9Th ct n 81. TO beg--Henrietta y;
II Boardman agt Mary @ Doyle ct al
Camended foreclos OF MORTGAGE; attys,
Douglas. Armitage e. Mccain
sTH ST, e. $50 n OF I'D av. 16xl2o-
Hattie L Fletcher ct al agt Mary F
Schall ct al foreclosure Of mortgage ;
attys Dean, Tracy h Stanfield.
ED ST g. 275 Il OF Attn av. i5Xes 3
Greenwich Savings Bank sst, Union
closure of MORTGAGE; attys, Middlebrook
BRooME ST. se-Frederick Bettuch ug;
mortgage: attys, Cary n Carroll.
SHERIFF ST. .. so--tt $ OF R!vlngton
st, 4ox75-Robert ]. hacher agt Sheriff
ST Baths, Inc, ct al foreclosure Of mort
gage; atty. II s Cook.
&oTH ST. 326 w-Ethan 4 Barnes e. g.
agt Physicians Hospital OF P!Attsburg e.
al foreclosure OF mortsage); sttys.
Howard Campbell & Son.
COLLEGE Av. G 3. 200 n les;h ST.. 10oS
270-Moses Mendelsohn ct al agt CON
roy Bros, Inc. ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage); atty. L S Calm.
23pTH ST. H. 100 ~ Martha sv. .3xlou
Hal Realty Corpn aGt Enrich Peter
son ct al foreclosure Of mortgage
CLAY Nv. i04s-Ma-y r Kirup agt Au-
gust Mohr ct al foreclosure OF mort
engel; atty. ! Martin.
OLIVER PL. :, 100 e Decatur av. 2O1
lOO.4-Thomas 4 Edison, Inc. aGt Ian
OF mortgage; attys. Gregory stewart
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
LAWYER BUYS BOWERS HOUSE

The Bowers house at IS East sixty
fifth street has been sold, and for cash.
the buyer even lifting the mortgage,
which is an interesting feature of the
Deal. since the property was held at
price represented by six figures. The
buyer Is Thomas Ewing. a lawyer.
who will occupy the house, according
to Douglas Gilman & Co.. the brokers
In the deal II is one OF the fine houses
IN East Sixty-flfth street, having cost
with the land 100000 Six stories high.
II has a frontage Of IS feet on the street
and Is 1908 feet deep, on the north side
OF the block between Madison and Park
avenues. The late Mr.. Bowers and Ben
son b. Sloane bought Jointly in 1903
plot Of IS feet. which they divided and
improved with homes for their own use.
Adjoining the houses are the homes OF
James Roosevelt and his son Franklin
D. Roosevelt. Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
Live stock Markets in other Ci.ic..

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s,-HoEs-ReceIpts
$4,000 opened about lOc, lover closing
Butchers, Il7s591s9s; light, N7.lOG
1918; packing. r79l7.e5; throwouts
slsa 1915; pigs. good to choice. $3.50
'cattle-Reosip;s $4,000; native steers be-
low SIS, mostly 25c. lower; westerns. Is
Is q 4oc. lower; Gamers and cutters about
steady: best feeders steady. others and
stockegs mostly Csc. lower, Beef cattle,
mon and medium, I9,25Ql6; butcher
stock, cows and heifers S6.25 glt, Cam
rers ana cutters, $3.50 96,2S; stockers and
feeders. good choice ana fancy u,ogiS;
Inferior, common and medium, 81 Go.
Veal calves, good and choice. SIS rs dl7. -.
Western range beef steers '4'25S is;
shesp--Receipis, $1,000 fat lambs u Q
25c. lower; sheep steady feeders quiet;
S sf&ssays, SSG$ @ediam snd good'
ii40i5.i5; culls. ts5oql225. Ewes,
S saoG ,s sd p 6": gsgsso m'dA" and
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2s--Hoss-Re-
iT..sS: heavy g,yy, ,i7giI7o: packers and
butchers; ~ 400 l7'7o' lights H7Sl7'o;
GsttIsSRsc.ipt:, 10000; steady, Prime
s ssess ssfsns sfsF statf
ers and feeders. Is.5Og1l; bulls. $3.50 "a 8;
calves. sS.5O@ls.50.
uigi525; yeariings. Sio.5Oaii.75; wetn-
| ers Ss6OdiO.60 ewes, 3sQSG0,
ST. LOUIS. Nov. G.--HoEs-Rsceipts.
, "A. 900; higher Lights tl7.s5 dl7.sO; pigs.
| Slsals: nuXed and butchers, t17S5ais:
good heavy 81, 20 -; bulk, il7's5Gl7. IS.
cs'.isseI.iPc y sST N ssssTs
and heifers. t9.5OGl5.5o: cows $3.50 u
! 1850; stockers and feeders. Is.5Oqi2; fair
| TO prime Southern beef steers tl0Qls;
beef cows and heifers. t7,boqi5; native
| calves, sT,75gl725.
sheep-Receipts, $500; strong, Lambs,
| choppers. Sda9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

WATER ST, l72 to lsO-CombusJion En-
cheering Corp sgt n city District
Realty Corp, owner; n Y Steam Co.
lessee (renewal .............. $50, 27I4S
HUDSON ST, 6i5--J Chas Miller aRt Thee
dore Scholtz. owner; We.kenstein d Co
hen, contractors ,..................}
AVENUE A, 15l0-Max FEEDER agt Geo p
Lies. owner. Meyer Contracting Co. con-
tractor . I ~
sgTH ST, 262 WAX FEEDER aEt Rose
Theaman, owner; Meyer Contracting Co,
contractor :',,,''..,.' ;.'''..' 40
son sgt Aaron Snitow ct al, owners: Her
man q Last, contractors. ,.......1l27.50
18th ST. 2l9 to 223 W--LenoX Contracting
Co., Inc, agt nth st Realty Corp, owner
and contractor ....,............,S6T
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

STH Az, 5ss-samuel Frank to Sam?
frank. slS Cent PARK "; ct a. arm
FIFTH ST. 5ss. mtg ,sooo-BsnKers
F.S': CO to b ssna M9rt f SHsF S GO ~
LOST ISIS! sT TO- 4's.5s " E. mtg .isoc.spSsi.ss
II Gray. 8 z 10th st; atty, cherkos,
esTH ST. So2 ". mtg now i2o.OoO-Mor-
Q Davidson, 335 W 10th St; attys Cohen;
DI z T. 81 ~ dsHst.Frsnc, Zimmerman
sons to Equitable Life ASsnr socisty. q
I S; atty, Lawyers CO, 100
45TH ST. i25.ia7 ", mtg i25. 900 49, t~C
Herbert l. Constable, sxr. 10 Frances
KlLiiea IA? W s2d st; attys' ROsenthsl
ssTs 81 Isl EMTi,le Guar 4 Trust co %
to Jno " Sterling: al2 9th av; atty,
, Gee CHURCH g Wal! i;.;b $40 GOO
.5,5ooNAbr and Louis Davis to Win
Axel JosephsOn, 256 Bway.... ..;:...,..,l
starr. y c; atty. Thos l. Feitns6 81 o.
s.Ta sr. II W; 10Th ct. q, rs
Orchard At. 1871; Reade st, 1se-Phosb,
Peters and sno e5r Is Menristta Starr 10 Z,
cAR NINE ST. T ~. mtg n $4,000. PHOEBE
Peters and ano, eIrs Geo Starr tc
Phoebe Peters. 100 W seth st; atty
Thos l. Feitner. 81 waU at .....,,...'l
Bronx.
p!GNEy Az, 41ss-Theresa Mayer q
Emma Beck i2t W 18th st; atty. Titlt
Guar & T Co. l76 Bway ......... .Hl0(
CRoTONA Av. q W cor lsoth st. 2o.1xIoo,l
! Minnie q Frankel to Geo Shapiro
$50 e lslst st; atty. Title Guar 4
HoS;EY w ELY Az. ai:o.EGuitabie : rus
Co TO n Title and Mtg Co. l3E
Bway; atty, Title & Mtg Co. -;
SAME PROPERTY--N Y(riile & Mtg CO
to Max Goldstein. 23S Rich av. Noun
| Vernon, y Y; atty, same, ....... 12S. 00(
| FULTON AV, 1lTl-ll73-Bertha CylkI
to Geo Herzherger. 1900 18th av, Noun
| Vernon, Y; atty, j Mccormick. IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
LAWYER PAYS CASH
FOR FINE DWELLING
Thomas Ewing Takes Bowers
House at IS East 65th st.
= for Permanent Home.
TRADING TAKES A Squirt
Investors and Operators Ac-
tive as Buyers and Sellers
in Many Sections.

signs increase daily OF a return OF
normal conditions in the real estate mar
ket. Yesterday a costly dwelling on the
upper East Side was sold. and the buyer
not only paid cash for the equity but
announced his intention OF paying on
the mortgage as we'll 1t IL house
which cost its builder 100000 only
few years ago. Builders and operators
in all parts of the city told THE SuS
yesterday that they are making plans to
engage actively in business at once
Builders who have been accustomed to
putting up structures with such ma
terials as are scarce or too highly priced
to-day will devote their attention to
smaller buildings which can be put to-
gether from such materials as are avail
able Much OF the financing OF there
operations will be done on personal
credit In the hope that by the time per-
manent mortgages are needed the money
market will have become more favorable.
Most Of the structures planned. of which
details are to be had. will be for resi-
Dental purposes. Builders OF offices and
lofts still are hesitating. somewhat I'm
certain in mind as TO the future in these
grades OF property. They want to see
what effect the releasing OF the large
space now held by the Government will
have on the demand and they would like
to be certain too that they will be able
to finance large business buildings before
they commit themselves in any way.
Trading yesterday was supported by
both investors and spcculators A
dwelling on Lexington avenue which had
been in the sellers possession for thirty
two. years was sold and Immediately re-
sold. A business building on the West
Side and several uptown fats passed into
che hands Of investors. The demand for
homes has become so urgent In Brooklyn
that dwellings are being sold there from
plans. Plot buyers are active in Queens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
RENTING CITY RESIDENCES.

Pease & Gilman have leased, fur
nished. for Paul Chalhn to George
B. Sanford the three story Amert-
can basement dwelling at $40 Lex
Ington avenue also have let, fur
nished, for Mrs. e. L. Llndley her apart
inent at las East Forty-ninth street TO
Mrs. Schuyler Leggett; and for Robert
g. Perry his apartment, furnished, al
1874 Riverside Drive TO Frank 7. May.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
mot $4,000; atty. q d Gregory. g,
Broad ct .................... .NS,oO'

mot $4,000; atty. q d Gregory. .ss
broad ct ..'....' '.'Ns'VVV
Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx.)
18TH ST. rs. 100 st AIMS ava runs "
blvd e 2oox . zoo; also southern Blvd.
ms 1875 Brook ev, runs 1920 loox
W ioox n 100 to iaith st W e2.sx 100;
s5.S TO Southern blvd < iS74x sl.1l;
also lstth 81, Q, COLL Willow av,
5ss?oo to islst st also Willow az. w oS
to iS5th st e l5i.ilx s 200; also is2d
ct, ., 100 willow av. runs n 40 to
iSad 81 [e , ioox 3 iosx 50. SoS 3 ioS n. " =
lo2.iix W 2sS; also lstth st. n :, $50 9
W sa f Hy runs ssa 200 ,S 81 s' hss also
dsfils : ioon i.s.,I iG1'i: also
isS to tsies KS ,C %ST ioS sy TG sss
Ct, 2O2.iO TO I'sth st Il75; also issth
at, n O. 225 Walnut av, bON20z.lO 70
IS7th ct; also iSSth ct, q q, .t5s.5 South.
ern Blvd, i75xloo; also l4oth st, on e
26l.s Q Southern Blvd, runa 1903 1909
ioo.iI . ss,s1 100; also i,Oth q, n I.
SOS TO list at Z e 1861 l2s.ilx "
is,d e. i gSn, IS ss6 to walnut S az ii:
to lS3d 1T s60x 212l1: also Locust av
ne c lssth st, runs = to bulkheao hne
2s2.l0 TO centre line lS7th OF = e
o Locust av Il q 2s71o. with all title lanc
under WATERFORD Morris Land 4 Imp
Co to WIN Buchanan, .sS5 East Jerse!
ct, Elizabeth, N j. and ano. trustees
prior mtg $4,000. Nov 10. yrs. s%
attys. Thomas g. II. Ill Bway e,oo'
RoMBoUTS AV, S735, " 9. leIsS-SaiVe
tore Tatte TO DyTe Az Realty 90. 81
lad ut, Oct !. due a. per bond; atty, TiN'
Guar q T CO., 17o Bway. ,;....;. 700
wHITLOCK Av, W Q. 800 BarIeu9 =.
abnlOo-solomon J schwartz 10 JShi
Raschen, 6s2A 18th ct. BROOKLYN, NoN
rs, . yrs, Sc attys. Smith H. - Sour
at; Brooklyn ..':';.;.,;,.,,.',,.';itI,;.etS,
n spxs7 s-Ranaele sansone ass I
i4sth OF, to Justine Salerno. s97 ltetl
at, Nov rs, yrs, 50 attyh Wiilamso o.
a b, SN Alexander av. ::.',.,;..,;:. '.,oV.
LOTS IL to Is and FL TO Is. olk ~, MAJ
Pelham Park-Happy Home Heany, ~
to Wheeler Corp, b0s bth ev. Nov ~,
yrs BH%; atty, whesleE Corp 6os 81 gu
cRoToNA AV. 3. is iIOth st tOlC
Mne), B0xl02-Harry Trupin and ano Z
Charlotte Maidhof, iio6 Crotons av, 10
rs. yrs. 81 70; atty. l. T q t Co. ~ nv
KINGsBRIDGE RID. es, at W 3 Kings
bridge Terrace. ruus n 1897 ess.6x II
-Georgina A Faulkner to u 8 Title Qua
Co. l76 Montague ct. Brookiyn. COY 20
3 yrs. Sc: atty. y 8 T Co, l1e Mon
tague AZ. Brooklyn. .....',.'...'.si ~
OGDEN Az, " cor i7ist q. rune = iss,
W i4b to Merriam av, n 1909 '9.en
ask 726-Lankau Realty co TO CT
|. MtR Co, is Wall st, Nov ~, demand. Sc
atty, Snow. IS Wall ST.. $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
$500. 900 COUNTRY PLACE SOLD.

Worthington Whltehouse and Kenneth
Ives g. Co. have sold for the estate Of
the late Sylyanus l.. Schoonmaler, late
chairman OF the American Locomotive
company, an estate at Locust Valley,
L. J., comprising fifteen acres. On the
property Is n new three story Georgian
colonial house. designed by Hunt &
Hunt architects and modern stable
ana garage The property IN west of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27

New York retail stores are having
difficulty in securing help, ana because
OF this are seeking closer cooperation
with the United States Employment Ser
vice. A committee of retailers has been
organized with this in View.
The matter OF wages is said to be one
OF the chief difficulties In hiring en-
ployees. girls, who have been working
in war Industries. refusing 10 accept the
lesser pay the stores offer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
RICHMOND HILL PLOT BUYERS.

The Permanent Building Corporation
has bought from the Rosebern Building
Corporation a plot. 10Ox100 feet. at the
northeast corner OF Jerome avenue and.
yelling street.
NJ. A Sprower has sold to J. ". Gull
fowle a plot. 50x100. on the east side OF
1O4th street. north of Eighty sixth ave-
nIa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
RESULTS AT AUCTION:
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.

BY Henry Brady.
FRONT ct. l2s. ls.sxs1.3x irreg. 3 sty
office and str bldg-Susan PrfnEle ct al,
adms, agt W ] McNulty ct al; due, t2a:
JOSH; taxes, &c; $500; to henpy AZ
JEFFERSON ST. -. aox52.2. 3 ETY. int
and strs-Sheldon Leavitt e. al agt
Jacob Koronefsky ct al: due, tl4.ssst5:
taxes, &c. sii5: to the plaintiff. .l2.o 900
By Joseph p. Day.
18TH ST. s3s and $40 Z, 42xl0s.a. : sty
tnt-Home for Incurables sst Carrie
Benhe!m ct al: due, t62s33.lo: taxes,
&c, s2.70o: to the plaintiff. $50, 600
lat 32os THIRD AVENUEl
BY James J. Donovan.
BANTA LANE. at City Island, adj land
OF Orrin Fordham and W Biilar. SAX
an 7 Kyle agt W Banta et a.;
partition: to Kyle & Purdy, Inc. 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders at
. torney1H
Manhattan,

7THAN. T. y. cor cad st, 24.sxS0--Stella
n stone 70 VIM y Harte and Central
Union Trust co OF y Y, trustees under
trust agreement dated March 20: 1910
CHRYSTIE ST, 226-Israel and Bertha
Rosenberg ct al 20 Emile I. Moore. 1927
1901; address, j. kosenbers. s Aston
ORCHARD ST. lss-Morrls and Nellie
hP'ssttE to Ggntrai AL say . Ssnk 1SI IN
rs Broad st..,..,...,.,...,... 900
5TH AV, 557-Danisl II and Grace d
Morgan to walter Flanders and Wat
son b Day, trustees for beneit Susan
Vanderpoel Clark. under deed OF trust
from Stephen Clark. Nov "a, 1919;
attys. Yerplanck g. Prince, l4s Broad
18th ST, l13 E-Robt Hoe 4th and Ethel
L. his wife. to the Hospital and House
OF Rest for Consumptives, Nov 10. 1909;
atty, Title Guar 7 Co, li6 Broad
. . . . . . . . . . %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
SELLS NEW BROOKLYN HOUSE.

Samuel Galitzka has sold for Porstsky
q Posner the new two story an1 attic
on family house with garage on plot
4ox10O on the east side OF East Ninth
street. 100 feet south Of Avenue l. Flat
bush. This house was sold from plans.
Construction is now going on and will
be ready for occupancy on March l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
Frilly, Fluffy Gowns
Win SOLDIER Praise

@oLDIERS returning from the
- front all say that they prefer to
~ see women dressed in really
feminine styles: that they are tired OF
uniforms and military effects and
would like women to revert again 10
the furbelows and frivolities Of femi-
ninity. In conformity with these de-
sires women are making bountiful
purchases of particularly feminine
frocks, according to dealers. Tho
more elaborate and fuffy the dresses
are the better they are selling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
Leather Garments Sell Well.

Leather, garments for women have
jumped into unprecedented prominence
recently according to dealers. While
they were formerly IN good demand for
motoring their sale has been largely in
creased since the signing OF the arm!s-
tice. SO many women planning to go TO
Europe and considering leather garments
essential for ocean travel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
WELLINGTON RENTAL $500. 900.

Nina E. Fritz, as president Of the
Hotel Wellington Corporation. has leased
the Hotel Wellington to the ST. Seventh
Avenue Corporation. James E Knott
president, for a term OF twenty years at
an aggregate rental of $4,000 net.
John ]. Fleming Company was the
broker
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
LIVE TOPICS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

Torreilia, Rsfaei--w. Klingenstein 5000
Wakefield Mills Co., Inc.-Whit- ,,,so
man Mills: costs. ............. LEY
wheeier Alvira SD Smith, 2,127.5
n" Fos,s son1 II e se.msn'. 1,sssoo
Weiss a George s 5Hs;Mk. Bach 7''
The first name IL that of the debtor
FiliIzola, Andrew - MadiSon az, ?,
Murphy, Jsrs%H'asGFifth Avenue 800
Perrin, S &, S;iiiiiii 'u;;cn- ',,
Psrimat,er. ,s;ophiis.Biutier Bros. 1890
Schaefer. Henry. Rupert. SEt.so
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.
Ihs nr,t name Is that pf the debtor 1b seo
E6llnT. william; Anthony s, Am
bross.i Julius J. WOLF Theo-
dore HAebler. John Semeth
and John =. Besstka-M.. Press .,,o
s,s ssss:r i Nsy; S2 1885, ssia., Co 4''0
Ine;-Class Journal Co; Nov. "a, Al,
'1 Sstisr,y Jane; rooms sss h's sis.
=, Co; June :. 1918 tsancelledl: 1871
WORKS: Nov. Il, 1ois..c......1 1so.7s
Metal Iath Co; Jan. 8, 1913. 1902
2. ie13 .................... 11e.7e
Laying, James D., Jr., and Frank
N. Sanders-L 4 L. Frenkel
Inc. Oct. IL, 1918. ....-....... 1.boo.43
CrStiner: Oct 70. is1s.. 80. D.1sA4s
e. lsis sn .... - Ae..eoc .u 2e4 20
Bronx National Bank of the city
OF N. Y.-IrviDg Trust Co.;
Nov. H. 1918. o+1.e1
Oct. 20. isiz .. 80. .eo' 1898
oeg Is. isiS. . -, c1 1a.7l
Bronx.
Munderloh Realty Co, Inc. ana
William r. A. Kurx-I. Lowen-
field Realty Corpn. ct al; Oct.
.. TWO. -. =. tolo'l'
June 1. isi5. .... -. 2s472
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
Wants Enemy Dye Patents.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The Federal
Trade Commission has been applied TO by
the I. L. du Pont de Nemours Company
OF Wilmington, Del. for permission &c
use five enemy owned patents for max
ing dyes. 1t was announced to-day. The
same company made similar applications
for the rights TO seven dyes last week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
Prosperous Outlook FOR Dry Goods.
Special pespotch to THs Sos.

bptC7dI DetDdIcH 70 The Sun.
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-General dry goods
for spring are being well taken, accord
ing to manufacturers and jobbers who
have lines out, and they are looking for
orders 10 multiply.
1t Is predicted that prices will go up
because OF shortage OF desirable mer-
chandise. Reports from many quarters
say that cancellations of orders are not
even up to the average.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27

NVtCIW DteP1FcI TO H9 SUI
BOSTON. Nov. 2e.-Maximum prices
for noils and waste are to remain in
force. according to announcement by Ad-
ministratOr Henderson. but weekly re-
ports OF sales and stock on hand are
no longer required, the trade has been
notified.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-27
Business Service to Give Advice
Raw SILK Market Stationary.
Special Despatch TO The Sos

PATERSON, y. J.. Nov. 26.-Importers
are not trying to entice business by
offering raw silk at lower prcies despite
the fact that the market is quiet and
with few orders. according to a survey
OF the trade here.
The Yokohama market is practically
unchanged. according to latest cable ad-
vices. 1t Is the general belief here that
the coming season will bring brisker
movement OF silk.