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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-22
LEAGUE
CALLED IN NEW TASK
Acknowledgement Asks Help
in Detecting Illegal Activi-
ties During Discussion.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 31.-Attorney-
General Gregory in a letter to-day to
the national directors OF tho American
Protective League called upon the off,
GERS and members Of that organization
to continue their effective aid and CO.
operation with the Department OF JUS
tice. They were asked especially to
watch for and report illegal activities
harmful to the public morale during
the discussion OF peace terms.
II feel It my duty at the present
juncture." said the Attorney Generals
letter, ito call upon the officers and
members of the American Protective
League throughout the country to carry
en- steadfastly for the present their most
effective aid and cooperation with the
Depa rtment Of Justice
Tho sudden termination Of hos
tilities has reacted strongly upon the
public. and there is everywhere evident
desire on the part of patriotic citizens,
heretofore intent upon winning the war,
TO withdraw immed lately from war work.
such n course X generally followed.
would involve serious consequences,
THE American Protective League has
performed a great task both In active
and passive service. The number of in
vestigations participated In by you
many Of which have resulted IN the un-
covering Of serious enemy activities and
disloyalties and the apprehension and
prosecution OF the individuals concerned.
the large number OF draft evaders de-
tected and your many other activities,
have been an important factor In win
ming the war.
"a service Of equal value has been
the passive but powerful influence ex-
erted by your organization upon alien
enemies and disloyal persons The
knowledge upon their part that every
where about them were the eyes and ears
OF great Organization auxiliary 10 the
Government raised fear in their hearts
az to the consequences Of hostile action
and became a powerful deterrent OF en-
emv and disloyal activities
These services cannot vet be dis
pensed with. Illegal activities harmful
to the public morale during the discus
sion Of peace terms must be watched for
and reported. Violations OF the war
statutes, all Of which are still In force,
must be prosecuted. Pending inveetiSa-
tons must be continued and others m
stituted."
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GREAT WHITE WAY
WILL BLAZE AGAIN
Garfield Removes Last Re-
striction on LightIess Nights.

WAsHINGToN. Nov u. 'LIghtless
nights" made necessary to save fuel
for war work, will end tomorrow, ex-
cept in States where fuel administrators
may decide to continue the regulations.
This announcement was made tonight
by Fuel Administrator Garfield. Re
moval OF other restrictions on the con-
sumption OF coal will follow, DR.. Garfield
said, and voluntary conservation through
requests made OF the public will he
substituted
The "lightless night" order, which first
was issued last winter. recently was
rescinded in number or States It's
enforcement win now be Mt the discretion
OF State fuel administrators, who have
been instructed to be guided by the fuel
situation in their respective States
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AS POLICE SURGEONS TEMPORARILY.
Henry f. Pfug and Charles F. w. Horn,
80 days from November Is.
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
To take effect A. NJ November -:
LIEUrENANTS.
, John L. Bergman, 25th Pree.. to ssth
William F. 'Deering. ss,h Preo.. to ssth
Charles West. ssd Prec.. to ID 1n.p.
Dis, assigned to desk duty.
PreC.
BICYCLE PATRoLMAN.
Cornelius j., Goodyear. 57th Preo.. 20
Traffic DIV, Motorcycle Squad No. /. A.
motorcycle duty.
= PATROLMEN.
TaIam, II. Hughes. Headquarters Div,
from Bureau OF Telegraph, Manhattan.
TO take eject 4. II. November 81:
Grover Seifert, Josh Prec., to Head
quarters Div, Division Of transportation.
tached TO 18th Insp. Dis.
George p obach, 18th Pree.. TO Head
Of Repairs and supplies,
Michael Moss. Headquarters DIV, from,
Bureau OF Repairs and Supplies to duty
~ otice OF the Fourth Deputy Polics
TO take eject 1901 A NJ. November 20:
Henry Hagens from Division Of Ma
tional Defence Especial war PAYROLL To
John Donovan, 18th Preo, to Bridge
Prec.
To take effect A. NJ November rs.
William II. Thnms, S9th Prec.. TO Head
quarters Div, Bureau OF Repairs ana
supplies, TO duty in Division OF Supplisb.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
LIEUTENANT.
Michael J; Moon.y. 2sth Srse.. sssisn.d
addition to his other duties for Is DAYS
from 5 \, NJ November IS, during al
seuce OF Lieutenant ON vacation.
PATROLMAN.
James J. Byrne 77th Prec to Heal
quarters Div. TO duty in Bureau OF Tele-
graph, Manhattan from a. NJ. Novem-
Der % to \. NJ. December l.
From precincts indicated to 1st Insp.
Dis, to duty In raided premises. from
a, NJ, November 81 to a. NJ. De-
Henry Mallon. IA; Edward C. Wolfe.
IS, Joseph Van Wort, As: Luke Carney,
As, Joseph Pessalano, s.; John small
man, s..
ASSIGNMENT DISCONTINUED.
Grover seltert lOSth Prcc,, to Division
A NJ November 81.
The following leaves Of absence are au-
thOr!zed. without pay:
PATRoLMEN.
James Z. Guthrie, sytn prcc.. for / day
from a. NJ. November %.
John dyanJ S Nst, I Rec for day
Henry Herrinston, TraGc Div, Sub
div. Il, for day from y. NJ Mo-
vembet 10.
The following sick leave Is granted;
PATROLMAN
Thomas l.. . ROurke. 5lst Prec., for %
days from A. NJ. Dece mher s.
Relieved from suspension and restored
to duty:
PATROLAIEN.
Thomas NJ Farrell No. 3g45, l4th Prse.,
to lake effect 1917 a. NJ. November 20
Joseph NJ King. No. 73G2. 18th Prec.
10 take cnsci 1919 A. ~. November 10
Suspended from duty without pay!
PATROLMEN.
Thomas NJ. Farrell No. 3?Ib. l4th Pres,
TO TAX. effect 1919 \, NJ November 70
Joseph NJ. KING, No. 13G2. IAN Pree.,
to take effect l0'2l \. NJ. November 20
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FLEET WELFARE WORK TO GO.
First Department TO Feel Peace
Reduction Plan.

PHTADFLPHIA, Nov. 2l.-The welfare
department will be the first Of those In
the shipyards OF the Emergency FLEET
Corporation TO feel the pruning knife as
a result OF the restoration Of peace.
THIS is the announcement made TODAY
by Howard Coonley, vice-presldeut ~
the corporation. This does not mean.
Mr.. Coonley said, that welfare work will
be dispensed with in the ards II does
mean that the trimmings" sroh as
baseball. boxing and other athletic
sports. will be eliminated
Schools for riveters. established as a
means Of speeding up production, will
probably also be eliminated. according
TO Mr.. Coonley.
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KNOTT AFTER WELLINGTON.

The Hotel Wellington, at Seventh ave-
nue. and F.fty-fifth street, is to be added
to the chain of hostelries In this city
operated by Sheriff David H. Knott and
his associates, unless present nj -ctia-
lions miscarry. This was leal =, "a
through the filing OF Incorporation
papers at Albany for the S71 Seventh
Avenue Hotel Corporation, with a capital
OF $4,000. ]. l.. Knott J. p. Poison
and S. Naylor are named as directors.
The Wellington. which is valued at
100000, Is to be taken on a long-term
lease. according to report, from Miss
Nina e. F'ritts, who bought the hotel
last March. after she had operated 1t as
lessee for four years. 1t Is twelve and
thirteen stories. and is known as s61 TO
81 Seventh avenue and ISL West Fifty
fifth street, forming an 81" around the
northeast corner Of those thorouchfares.
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NEW cos. TO HOLD REALTY.

The Twenty-frst Street Realty Cor
poratlon. l.. & :. Benson and II. Bloom
directors. has been formed TO take over
the twelve story LOFT at ~ and Il West
Twenty first street, which H. r. Cob IN
recently purchased at auction for
5000. 600
The Al West Twenty-ninth Street
Company has been formed at Albany.
presumably for the purpose Of taking
over the property at that point, which
consists OF a four story and basement
house, on lot 21x9s9, owned by Conv-
crneur Morris Carnochan, who Is now in
Government service. The new comnany
is capitalized at 100000, its directors
being I. Koplk, +. Harms and u, A
Davies
Last August a company in which Mr.
Koplik Is interested bought the adjoining
house at IS Fast Tweuty-ninth street
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sss West End av; atty. Hoenninssr
JEROME Av, isoi.wsit;er Mafshai 70
Aniyal Realty Corp. 1875 Bway; atty. Max
LIND Az. i9s5wEdw Goiidschmidt. exr. 10
Edw Goldschmidt. s07 W 7sth ct. trus
tty' Edw Ooidschmidt, 7B Liberty.ti.0e o
LIND AW; ilss-sams to David Kimberly,
,Asneviiie. g atty, same. 49,. 50. 900
LIND Az. 12ss-same to Thcs RenbuG.
zsOi Emanuel ct, Houston. Tex; atty,
MoHEGAN Az, : W cor isid ct, s7,Sxio7
LAWYER Mtg Co to John d Wilkens,
5ol w firth ct; attys. Eifers a A. at
PRosPEcT Nv. 'iSi.E;diva' 'ac o,a;,ctSmn'ise'
en- sTr; to John Kimberly Ashevilis, y g;
PARK Av. lSSl-samo to same; atty,
souTHERN BLVD sii.s:i4: TO '' .s%s,
VALENTINE Az ;,iiso-siatms' TO David David
=, kimbsrly, same address; atty, same.ts, 600
VALENTINE AVL 21SS--Same TO Ellie Benz
bury, $40 Riverside Drive; atty.
WILLIS Az, dSo-ssmi Baumann and sno
70 Saml Baumann. 81 W e9th ct; atty,
Baumann. 22o 9th ay. ..S.,.........c
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BROOKLYN HOUSES IN DEMAND.

I'D. O'Connell, Jr., has sold the three
story store and Nat. on lot 2oxloo, on
the east side OF Flaibush avenue. FL
feet north OF Hawthorne street for NJ.
Huber also cold 173 Rutland road, a
two story dwelling, on lot 2ox1oe. to
NJ. Heitmann..
Julius Safran has sold TO client OF
Joseph Metzger a three story dwelling
on lot 1s.6x100, at 1875 Keap street
Frank A. Seaver & Co. have sold the
one family brick dwelling at 1s45 Six
ty-second street for George Danforth.
The Meister Builders have resold 1888
Bath avenue, Brooklyn, two story
business building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-22
MANY N. Y. FIGHTERS
IN PRISONER LIST
IL Brooklyn Men Among Ger
n,anys Recent CaptiUes.

WASHINGTON. Nov. s1.--A list Of ON
GERS and enlisted men recently in Ger
man prison camps was announced to-day
by the War Department, as follows:
OFFICERS.
IN ST. CLEMENZ HOSPITAL, METZ.
Lieutenant.
HALL, L. G.. Charlottesville, Va
at KARLSRUHE.
I1eutennnts.
HARRINGTON. Victor A. Detroit.
OIEARf, David, Setauket, L. ].
GARRlT1, William J., PHILADELPHIA.
FORD, Christopher W.. .OeI Eighth nv.
CARNEY. Hugh A. Abilene. Kans.
ENLISTED MEN.
CAMP LIMBURG.
D'AMBRA, Glachioo. Providence. r. l..
IRWIN. Daniel D., Woodhayen, \. Y.
D0NDIEGO, NincenEo, 1903 Mott St., New
CAMP HAMMELBURG.
LEWIS: Albert. 81 Hamilton pi., New York
BENNETT. Harry. PouKhkeepsie. N. Y.
kRIEGsGFANsEN HOSPITAL, ALEX.
ANDRIN, BERLIN.
sIR0H; Henry r.. SO Union Hall st..
CAMP RAsTATT.
JATHE. Charles C., 10 BonheIm St, Al
coEEMAN, Herman L.. Providence. s. C.
NJ; Ixt Clarence g.. Sandy Hook: Conn.
De STEEANlo. Antonio, Philadelphia.
RAINFORTH. Herschel M, Fredonia, ind.
REPORTED IN COOP HEALTH. CAMP
WRIGHT. William j.. Chestnut Hill, Pa.
WOUNDED IN RESERVE HOSPITAL a.
sTUTrGAkT.
ELLIOTT. John s., Wichita. Kan.
kLINKER, John l.. w, Deloit. Ia.
EIuupLLISSkI; Stanley; Milwaukee,
MATHEMATICIAN. verna A.. Milan, Mo.
CAMP UNKNOWN.
CRAWFORD, John -. Hazel, N
SIBERIAN, James Francis, Peabody. Mass
ZORS, William, 8ss Manhattan av.. Brook :
CALLAHAN. Cornelius H.. Iias soth st.,
CARNEY. Patrick j.. ssS Carroll st..
HUNT, Henry. ~ woodruff ST., Brooklyn.
KERR, Matthew. Bay city, Mich.
KiRsCHNER. Morris, IL WlIlet ST., Brook
LOOIlIs. james F.. 90 Chambers st., New
MCCALL, Peter T.. % King St., brooklyn.
NTH. ~, John r., 41i Il. 52d st., Brook
MXNzIoNE, Joseph E.. IIis seth st..
MATTHEW'S. Joseph p. $50 Baltic st..
MASON; Ernest g. 1901 Anthony av..
MARRONE. Andrew. Detroit.
SCHlRMULI. Theodore D., 20 New Jersey
av., Brooklyn.
GEARY, John, Dorchester, Mass
OWEN. Clarence H., II Bidwell st., Jersey
NAsSANO, Paul. Bay Side, Ii
SMITH, George j., 100 Fifth nv, Brooklyn.
TETRAULT Joseph, Worcester. Mass,
WEAVER. Martin Luther. Scalp Level. Pa.
BENNETT, Ralph j., Coopersvllle. Mich.
BURKELL, Joel L., Eureka. Cal.
DE PERSIO. August, Italy.
CURTIS. Harry E. Shreveport, La.
BABBITT, Charles H.. Edwards, Mo.
JAFFE, Morris, 1888 +. 18th st.. New York.
MlLLkE, Otto Robert, Springfield. MINI.
Carl L., Fairvisw. Mon.
SCHATTENBURG, George, Durlock. Cal.
LAPPES, Levi Levin. 80 Bellevue st.,
Hartford, Conn.
IN GOOD HEALTH, CAMP
UNKNOWN.
Lafayette L., Lewis, Kan
WHITLOCK, Asa, Olaf. Va,
John, bO7 Amsterdam aV.
John A.. Buck Mountain. Ia.
AUGUSTYNIAK, Peter, Chicago
Abraham, England.
william Ernest, Milton,
FLoRipIA, Eoscico, Italy.
REPORTED TO HAVE DIED AT ST.
CLEMESZ HOSPITAL. METZ.
Joyan r.. Waxhachie.
Tex.
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WAGNER, George, Milwaukee.
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDErrR,uyrD,
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.

wrv.
WAGNER, George. Milwaukee.
"SSRREHRpIE n;s DEGREE UNDETERMINED,
H"E'iOUsLf REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
Corporal.
ShANNoN. Ebert H.. Lake. Tenn.
Priyates.
ANDREss. Edwin H.. Alexandria nay,
AARRSSIHERSScHT, Henry. shattuek. Okla.
PESnnAAnN' Peter, Ancongie. Pa.
P pGniHSRR0W1Tz, Benjamin. Cleveland, Ohio.
BoWER LLOYD Joseph, Monroe. Mich.
BURNs w wnysi D., North Berwick. Pa.
BURRELL, George w, Kosciusko. Miss.
SS00TI EEi Carlos. PlsEott, Ark.
SSbbfks 'f Sr.nc Il BpS Sn:S:HP' cs,.
SRiMMEIss, John A., Omaha.
HERhERA. Juan p. Taos, N. NJ.
ESe1 ss, Sll SiISisDh H.. i stiEl.;.. wis.
MMsSANgMLiEEFE. Eassnt. San Francisco.
MARBELL Harold r. Dorchester. Mass
MELHIN. Ira j., Baldwinsviiie. N. Y.
MM,oysEFIT' Clifton N. Chandler, MINI.
VERT, Raymond r. Fullerton. Pa.
WOLFE, Neal, Copley, Ohio.
wRIsToN. Ira Franklin. Xftic, W, Va
wSTSDED SLIGHTLY. PREVIOUSLY
"foE RrEp PIED IRON WOUNDS
Lieutenant.
hEDEs, Ira l., 1871 Bedford av.. Brook
MISSING IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Privates.
bAHCELLA, Joseph, New Britain. Conn.
okRASkA, Roman. Holyoke, Mass.
SICK IN HOSPITAL, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
COHEN, walter NJ, los Z. Iisth st.. New
York.
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
Privates.
GLASGOW, Nash j.. Nolcut. Miss.
WILLIAMS. Harry, Akron, Ohio.
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Priyates.
JORDAN, Bruce, Seattle.
PAULSON, George Gravert, Detroit.
PLUMLEE, Samuel r., Oakland, Ark.
WERTZ, Walter. Philadelphia
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WAR FUND DRIVE EXTENDED.
Realty Division Has Only s27,5Oo,
Quota IL $4,000,

Tho Real Estate Division of tho War
Workers Fund has been assigned a
quota Of $4,000 and the time to obtain
the money has been extended until next
Monday at 4 O'Clock. Frederick p. Fox,
chairman of the division. attended a
conference OF the chairmen Of the other
divisions at the Chamber Of Commerce
yesterday and with them pledged to
keep their organisations together and
bend every effort to put the New York
city quota over the top" Up to noon
yesterday the Real Estate Division had
secured only s27.50o, and In view of the
amount set as a goal 1t will have to OBJ
tain in the next few days almost as
much again.
Chairman Fox has drawn up
round robin" letter, which has been
signed by many OF the more prominent
men In the real estate field. II will be
sent to the team captains and workers.
The letter urges them to make a des-
perate squirt to get the full quota and
80 uphold the record OF the Real Estate
Division as an organization always be-
hind every patriotic movement. The
apparent lack OF interest of real estate
and other men In the drive. has evil
IDENTIFY been the cause of extending the
drive another FIVE days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-22
MoNTCLAIR HOUSE RENTALS.

The Frank Hughes-Taylor Company
have rented dwellings for Howard r
Gies, to w. c. Buckley, at 533 Park
street; for Mrs. L. McI4in, at Garden
street. TO A. Davidson for three years !;
for Mrs. r. Goldsmith. to Winton G.
Rossiter at 10 Prescott avenue; for ]
g Bruggemen, to A c. Kingston at 81
Edgemont road. Upper Mon:cllir.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-22
NEW MORTGAGE FIRM.

William Henry Barnum, William
Everdell, Jr., and Weld NJ Stevens have
formed 4 partnership under the firm
rame OF William Henry Barnum & Co,
with offices at Ill broadway, for the
purpose Of making building loans, fund
IEg and refundng existing loans and
rendering other services in connection
with real estate operations.
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HOW TO WRITE TO PRISONERS
should lie addressed to Compn mics
with which They Served.

WASHINGTON. Nov, 21.--Letters to
American soldiers who were prisoners
In Germany when the armlstlce was
signed should be addressed to the COM
pLn!ea and regiments with which they
served before their capture. the War
Department announced to-day. The
words "formerly prisoner Of war in
Germany" should be written in the left
hand corner OF the envelopes.
Christmas packages may be sent 20
Men who were prisoners after coupons
to be attached to the parcels are OBJ
tained by the nearest relatives OF the
men from any local chapter Of the Red
Cross,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-22
MECHANICS LIENS,
Manhattan

ST, s7-gs .nd l?th A. sSs
M--Ceutral Metal Ceiling Co Agt Ernest
W and Michael IL Cardoza, owners:
Abraham and Herman SchlesinEer,
contractors Observation-Disclosures. sqno
: AME PR0PERTY-Wm 4 Thomas 20
Inc. ngt Ernst " AMI Michl II Cardoza,
9Wners; \ Schles!nger, ControctorSSI2
Jules Mayer, owner and contractor. $500
7lSF ST. ara W--Samuel Salzman nKt
Sarah Murphy, owner and contractor 3lfO
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OPERATORS BID IN TALL LOFT.

I. Randolph Jacobs and Everett
Jacobs operators. bought at auction yes
terday the eleven story loft and store
building at II and 10 West Seventeenth
street, on a plot 5axs2, for s167,500.
Henry Brady was the auctioneer. The
property was sold In foreclosure pro-
ceedings on n mortgage judgment Of
about 100000, obtained by the Law
yers Mortgage Company against the 10
West Seventeenth Street Corporation and
others
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders sss
torney)

Twin name and address OF lenders ats
torney.)
Manhattan.
18th ST. ti E.vIneenso and Maria
atty, Thos Bannon, S Beekman st SIS, 100
1ltTH ST. 50 E-clara and, JOS Elsen6errE
Union wm nt ana M Msrrb P 1SS, lts1
u GsD II Hyde, n Park Row. 80. .ti6, o0o
WATER ST. O56-Aibert ana Annie Hins
to Tam Sno J schmitt. 1897 I'd av. Nov 4.
i4TH 81. il WI 18TH st. !. !. as i'1Y I'll
Az Az. VI yl,SxioeMst Marys Lodging House
iRlksr June IS, iso 81 atty C' N " plt@sh-
SANE PRopERTf-.saimic to same. slG Juno 90"
SID ST, 42o E-Rosslie Advertisement 70
}ats Of otlS Il PS..' JSns :, lses s.sys,
l22D ST, l51 w--Frsdk p and Helen
Van y Hammond to Titus A Brooks,
~ NJ T MGSs GM az Bronx Sept B. ls12
LEXfNGToN 'Av 572@varlan Realty Co
t TO Fredk w Marks 10 Il 9Ist 81, Noy.
~: 1903; attyS' Wolf Kohn, 200
sTH ST. sos.siio.Natih;s;nn and fTTEGS
Grobers. 12s Kent at, Bklyn, to Morris
salzman, 3Gi Highland blvd. Bklyn,
Sept Il; 1918; address. GrOberE, se1
11iTH ST. Is wv.Ben:j' Bsrody, ic t80 W
l41St st. 70 Jno de PaOli. 2l1 W 10th 81.
st, Sept 2i. 1915: address, M W Green
berg. 245 W 18th "a ESQ
CLIFF ST, n W c. runs along g OF
premises H,,,s end iine in continuation OF
TX e 81. 1ox 8i.sx W 1918 to beg
MATTHEW suliyan, p Poplar at. skiyp;.
ash st. April :. 1917; atty. Nicholas y
Walsh. 81 city Hall pl............,e.o 600
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Dow ntnMn


tSouth Of Fourteenth streetD
GRAND ST. $. 100 var!ch st, old line,
2?sxs0 to alley, p M Nov 20 Box
Board and Lining Co to Columbia Trust
Co, 90 Bway. trustee will Samuel { Os-
Ianoer. yrs, c; atty, Title Glar
vHnlcK ST. C cor vandam st. i: S,gGo
R,o m MSy sn oLe ar hassieI3 to Jas A
eSrs, due Nov Is. 1928, s c, pr mtg
10000; atty, Title Guar & T Co, 10
MANGiiN ST. 81. ?51es-sopihie Bissa iSr
10 Fannie Radin, $50 Vernon av, Bkl,n,
due Dec |, 1913, c, pr mtg SIS. 800;
p6 'f SIS; ts''%aP 70 R%1S e"
p m, Nov 2o--Chas P'tthan to Cath
Jackson. s7i Ocean Parkway. Rklyn,
due and int as per bond. pr mtg sl05O0 :
atty, Title Guar & T co. i7s nroad 4,
9TH ST 3 sail 'cciristoiphtc;r: st. ass
Engel and Hattie. Lewcnthai TO Mile
HollinRer 81 p 9cth ST, due July I.
i.2l C; atty title Guar T Co
West Side.
West OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streetS)
AID ST. n g. rs " 9Th av. l25Xl0Q.5, bldg
loan, Nov societies Realty co TO
Columbia Trust Co, co Bway, trustee
for bondhHldsrs; attys. Cadwalad"r; W
5iTA ST. n ., 500 sth av, 25xS7 ex25,s
xIo7; saith ST. n 5, s9j 9th nv. ?5Na+4
Na5 2x3T6 % m Nov 2n-wn Fame
and ano 10 David l. Muiiken and auo
,Nrs. sgc Central av. yrs ~ p c;
attys Crook & Carney, 80 Nassau
., ..........,....-. '........s $4,000
63D ST. IS, 100 W Columbus Nv, 25S1Oo 5.
y m, Nov ll--AuEus' Faux to prpRiwHy
h esd 81 Co leS Bwav 3 yrs y c
attvs Title Guar & T co. lI6 Rroad-
way ......ti7s 500
WY ''''''''''''
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north of HON strcctN
,Inru CT 49, l., o,vlpo,, - ~ >o,, "a
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FORD TO BUILD CANAL BOATS.
Eagle Submarine Chaser Plant to
he Diverted.

DETROIT, Nov. 81 ANNOUNCEMENT war
authorized to-day by Henry Ford that
the River Rouge plant. where the Eaei,
submarine ch9scrs are being built for
the United States Government, will he
diverted to the manufacture Of canal
boats on "A large scale immediately after
the contract with the Government has
been completed
The plan announced by Mr.. Ford con
templates the development Of ialand
waterways commerce.
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TO SELL OLD CHURCH SITE.

William II Wheelock, manager of tine
realty Holdings Of the Trinity Corpora
ton. announced that the corporation has
decided to place the site ~ ST. johns
Chapel on Narick street on the market
for sale Old st. Johns. which has been
noted landmark OF the city for many
years, was taken down recently to make
room for the v 1ening OF Varick street,
in connection with the extension OF Sew
enth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-22
10 MORE oTRANTo VICTIMS.
Names of Enlisted Men Lost In
Collision Are Announced.

WAsHINOToN, Nov. 2f.---An additional
list of thirteen enlisted men lost in the
sinking OF the steamship Otranto, in
collision on the Irish coast October G,
was announced to-day by the War De-
Tartment. as follows:
Sergeants.
POWELL, James r., Jacksonville, Fla.
sCHERBERT, Emmons C., Stevens Point.
Wis.
Corporal.
JOHNSON, clifford r., Louisville, Ca.
Privntes.
EDMOND, Harley F., indianapolis.
HAGEWOoD, Edgar A, Hickory Point.
Tenn.
LEE Furman F.. Stevens Pottery. Va
LUACH. Charles J., Lockland. Ohio.
MchFEE Eldon II, COldWHter. Ohio.
MCSEELEY, James F., Norristown, Ga.
PRESTON. Thomas. Tullahoma. Tenn.
STEPHOE. Lonnie, Kite. Ga.
STEVENS. Collie L., Chappcls, S. C,
WHITAKER, Charles, McMinnville. Tenn.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET.

T. L
Bv 1. Philips IL Co.
9th ST, SO W, eOxlOO5, stv dwIr--
WIndham Realization Co agt j q Van
Horne ct al, due, $37,5Sl.lS, taxes, sc,
S2,56i.12, withdrawn.
BY Henry Brady.
nth ST II and 10 W. s3xs. II s.v brL
lott and str b.dg-L Lawyers Mortgage Co
agt ~ w l7th st Corpn ct al. due. flN5-
SSH taxes, Sc, 2IIIl.iO, to the Direc-
tors Realty Holding .Sl675O0
10TH ST. $50 ana 33S l.. 5ONs3.S, s stv mi
and strs--Cortland Savings Bank agt
loretta Corpn Ct all due, k2S7l6O5.
taxes. &c, Sl,6S6.li; to the plain.
18TH ST. ga ". IL gxsai,i' .iy AZ 1900
Katherine Ra!nsf'rd agt EliZ MCGOWAN
e. al; due, 3sl7lS.9?: taxes, &c, Sl,2lsss:
10 the plaintiff ..,.........,..fi O 900
BY Joseph p Day
18TH ST $50 W, 25xiS.6N2Sx469, 4 sty IN,
AHd strS-Commonwea tn Ins Co aVt
Goldberg & Greenh'rg, Inc. ct a.; due
~ 5000 taxes Sc, $S3s.SO; 10 the
plaintiff for $500.
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FLUSHING HOUSE BUYER.

J. Alfred Johntra has sold for Cath
crime Rogers the two story brick dwell
ing at 20 Amity street, Flushing, to
Catherine Barrio. who also bought the
lot adjoining on the west from Cecilia
Rogers.