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cHANcEn, RELEASE DEEDS.

Pollard & EaGby. Inc. trustees. 10
Virginia Realty and Construction Com
pany. Inc. 20N63 feet. known as III and
TIA south Elm Street. February IS.
1915: $3.50.
Pollard Il EaGby. Inc. trustees. 10
Virginia Realty and Construction Com
ranN. Inc. 20NG3 feet. known as 2l3 and
2l3-A south Elm Street February is,
1918; S23S.
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HE:NEICo TRANSFERS.

- farkcr Register ct ux. TO Robert
.rk' lots !" /" 20. inclusive. block ::
.otS to, ~. inclusive, block t. bun
Sl5 ' '"N' 80
= Parker. Register Of NY. 10 Robert
~ WN' lots 81 ana $S. block g. Duntrcath.
FEBRUARY II. 1918: tax. So: 4lG.
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cotton company Doubling II. Capita,

'VTEKKYVTIlTE, n. G.. FNbruarY III.
The CASTOR Cotton Manufacturing
Company has more than doubled its
capital stock. the same having just
been Increased from 100000 TO $500.
800 This means that the big mill here
Will bc enlarged greatly. perhaps more
| than doubled in size and capacity and,
| OF course. In working force.
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I.ockhuycn DAMAGED nv Flood.

LnCKIGAFEN. PA. February @3.--
The food in the SusQuehanna River.
which all but inundated this city We'd
ncs'lay night. damaged the property
hero OF tho New York and Pennsylvania
Paper Company to the extent OF slO.-
900. Other losses around tho city
amounted to $650.00
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Cnttr, Axcr,p. s,so "a

POLO. ILL. February 23-Jam
Dctweiicr. farmer living near her
recently sold sevcnty-two head
Ilolstein cattle. thirty-four OF the
pure-brcd and thirty-eight grade ca
tie. for s13.630.
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GIn.s Work. Lynchburs,. Next.

LYNCIiRUKG, VA. February 49,.
LynchburE's next big enterprise wi
he factory 10 manufacture glas
The Lynchburg Glass Works CompaI
has been Incorporated and organic.
here with capitalization Of 100000
The officers so far elected are y.
'&ilcr. president. and -. B. Ryland. sc
ctuIN. =,
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umpire to Settle ni.nnt.

WASIiINGToN. February 23.-oper
tors and miners in tho Birmingha
Ala. district have agreed to accent ,
umpire to settle their differences. Son
5000 men charge that the operators wi
lated the so-callcd Garfield agroemeA
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Total of Property Transfers for
Week Exceeds That of Pre-
yiOuS Week.
BUILDING SHOWS INCREASE
Apartment House ON i.unlharGy
Street, Near Grove. Sells for SGI,-
500-Main Street Bank To Erect
New Home AT Cost Of $4,000.

Property transfers 10" tho ~ t week
involved til" sum of s22I.~5o : = sGb-
sal ,'ial gain over tho pI"ccjins: period.
Most e tn" transactions we're for Sr."ll
considerations. although scV""hl large
aud irrr"rt@nt ones w"r, nntuh.
The IT,St important tvaa fi"r was
That OF tn" "Iombard' apartment
house. located AT Grov" AVtiuc and
I.omhardy Street. 10y Charles II. Phillips
and wif. to w. II. Blanks. "C clarke
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, liams. ct ais. G.. w. Crowder, Jr.. n.
a.: LiEhtfoot, Miller. y Il.
Friday
Prudence 4. Hardy vs.. the Harper
hardware Company. JuStiS. Dunford X
atkinson. p. o.; Gum & Mathews, D. Il
Saturday.
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NORFOLK. VA, February 23.-Thc
government has plans completed for
tc erection OF a post office and SUP
station at Pig Point, where II has 4
Urge force Of men at work and In the
service.
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or PAYING INVEST
TKUSTi:E'S SNI.i:.

OF y VERY VALUABLE FARM on
BERMUDA ROAD. IN CHt.STt.R-
FIELD COUNTY. VA. JUST EAST
FROM PORT WALTiIAI.I. ON THE
y. c. l.. RAILWAY, KNOWN AS
VALLEY FAitM,' AND CONTAIN
ING So ACRES, MORE OR LESS TO
81. SOLD On rI!r. PREMISES
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1915,
L. ~ n..L. l1..nIl
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ADMIRATION FOR KILTIES.
WHO SHOW FIGHTING ABILITY


learned the true spirit Of the Serbs
In many respects they resemble the
Scottish and Irish troops. for whom
they have the greatest admiration.
Never shall forge, the amazcncnt
on the faces Of the Serbs when they
ilTst saw Il regiment Of kilt!es march
past Hundreds OF times the men OF
my company asked me: who arc those
soldiers in pet,icoats:" But when they
found themselves lighting with them.
when they saw the way the Scottish
troops dealt with the enemy, they
were wild in their admiration.
The one longing the Serbian soldier
has Is TO fight side by side with Scot
tiSh troops. IF only the allies could
send us more OF these soldiers in petti-
coats we should soon he back in Ser
hia." ] have heard It said hundreds OF
times.
1t was remarkable the way in which
the Scotties and the Serbs formed
friendships. Although neither could at
iirSt understand word of each others
language. this difficulty was not al
lowed to stand in the way OF friend
ship. To-day the two races under
stand each other, and speak with each
other in Il new language a language
mace out there.
was wounded two days before the
taking of Monastir The hill VIC had
been singled out to attack was one
OF the most vital Importance. for win
out its capture we could not have
hoped to win Monastir. It was the
key to the position. We attacked at
dawn. and in the hand-to-hand fight
ing which followed got Knocked out
with twenty-four wounds--hy n hand
bomb flung al me by a Bulgar, who.
lodging behind rock. flung a shower
or bombs in quick succession. forcing
back FOR the moment tho men WIN
were with me. so that 7 was left living
alone almost in the hands of tho
enemy
DRAGGED TO PLACE or
SAFETY ny BRAVE OFFICER
One Of the officers OF my company.
sublieutcnant, did a plucky thing
| wounded himself. he crawlcd forward
over the snow TO where was living
| Cat the greatest risk to himself of being
| hit by another hand bomb, seized mo
| by both hands. and dragged me back
over the rocks and powders to whore
three more Of my men were waiting
| Though in imminent danger of being
| taken prisoner. these men refused to
| leave me. declaring they would not 60
! unless they could carry me with them
So bundling me UP in a piece OF tent
ing. they half-draggcd, half-carricd mo
| further down tho HILL and finally got
| me on to a stretcher.
| Next day tho position was finally
won by the Serbs. and they entered tho
! Bulgarian trenches. from which they
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COURT CALENDARS.

Inc following cases have been called
IN tn" various courts this week. CP. a.
denotes counsel for plaintiff and D. d.
tot the dci"nuanD:
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rustee S Auction
Sale


THAT VALUABLE uW YELLING.
KNOWN IS &loD Tl.OYD AVENUE.
CONSISTING or SIX ROOMS. TILE.
EATH. ~ y y II W @ u FLO . Il :.
'-r:CTRIC LIGHTS. HDT-WATt:E
'ii'N' LARGE CI.NiENT BASE
Nl'NT With GARAGE FOR TWO
t'NE~ tHuNt 10y Matthias =, kayhoc.
.lr. 90 The firm OF Muhlcman <.
kayl.e).
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LEIGH STREET.
by virtue OF Il deed Of trust from w
w Hatcliffc and wife. dated December
20. 1916. aud recorded in l.. G. &. i. y.
3i2-t. page lS6. to the undersigned. to
S"cur" tn" payment Of certain notes
therein described. default being made.
and hoini: required so 10 do. will sell
at public auction. ON the premises. to
the highest bidder.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IS.
at > L. NJ,
follows: lot of land designated as No
GlN - North SiNlh street. between
Leigh and Duval streets beginning on
inches north Of Leigh street. thence
northwardly along and fronting on
Sixth Street l6 feet = IL inches to the
center II PARTY wall. ana back be
tween the party wall and u line paral-
ISy. S"eTe"''" '-O rect I" " 'o-''o' al
y NICE HOME or PAYING INVEST
TERMS: cash rs to expense OF sale
all past due taxes To day OF sale. and
10 pay thrc" notes. Que Of 81 % So 30
and $3.50, with interest from December
%. l!lI and halanC" a credit Of 81 800
due December "a. l9IH with current
interest payable quarterly. and balance
IN twclN" months. per cent interest
added and secured by d"cd ri trust
LIZ ROY T. BROWN.
!. THOMPSON BROWN & co..
AuCticnecrS
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Real Eatat" tg"n'H aud huctionccra.
700, NON street, Richmond. Va.
%cEEs uDi:E OK LESS Or IAND
WlJii tors OF CDltDWDOb D& IT.
rs CIibSTEElIEi.D COUNTY. Va.
.E.tE Dfti"EI = HUFF STATION.
a'I scout J.: MILES From
Hhl.l."ppD
RS s|.tgr ~ . dc"d ~ trust recorded
!u 'tr chr '"Tn"ld HpguiJ Circuit Court
.,..rH, r'n"" in - . ~ PEE" -,
hrEsag D".u made IN to" pa yincnis Of
f:o Gsh' therein secured and being,
i'gsIrHd ~ IT, DO. ] Vii rrN at public
H.rt pt. pu 'A" pf"iil.t'r. on
MDSbhY, FEBRUARY -, 1919.
- n'oipct. t.. 81
Co.. 'aai r"rialu ir"ai II land In Dale
bir'rIo', fH"ri'rhrIG CDUniy. Va con
'1Ir.nE s. arrct mare or l.Ys and
.a.umpnlg otIieG "s.dl"ru." hr%innimg
4 Il ~fa.a nm To" iirr ~ T - 'hniki"y
- ~ YDIrr ~ q fir." 81 Inc corner
- it"'GH Br.r"D thence rDWn nc
nr'F0H - 30 fuc1ntc'a 80 - point where
I' nH'''"H LATHAM Spring !:rau"n, thence
WV ''' lnNta" fHiinT .:ianch ~ q
H.'n'rY H,fcniipr AMI ai"ng tho
t'ansr 90 rn." 70 'ba ,"aI whcr" 80
'r.nr 4.rr'l"n WIN tho branch
IHsh'" ir warm NHc $ +. w"ri ~
tHl'r - "iaNr- tr'n"' . rir.iTht line
= g r'e' W. g,l'n - tine l.. Cunning
rfi.HH Ca1u rpricl"n, ~ pay III.
"Tb"nr." ~ '<"'D1'HH iina .iuHi ma 40
p. ~ '"DT n"E"'jtilc urtrn dated
il.y j !'J1, i1r ]iSD rach anh ini"rcri
'tiil nan 3HJ h'i%nc" rn lcriu- 10 be
arHDuhr'G - H.r
"h"nY w'GmAnIGIA&.
~ Jc.itA"I.uAH h. 90,
huctlonecrs
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Ey virtue of q deed of trust from
Carl ". iiadtkc ANA wife. dated on the
7ith day OF january. 1914. recorded IN
i,ttd took ia. page -, CLERKS Office.
Chesterfield Couui! Va. default hay.
nag been made in The payment Of tho
note; secured by said deed OF trust. and
shall sell 10y public auction. on The
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'ity Circuit Court.

Wiilts Mallory vs.. A. s priddy. II.
" IYey ana smith q Smith. y. a.:
CnskIe " caskic, p. d.
Tuesday
ii~rchan,s cold storage ana Ice Man
GfcturIng company IS. j. Il. Morgan
Company T. cray iIaddon. p. a.; Rob-
eri IS. MalIe't p. d.
II II. walton " Montague Manu-
featuring pinpany. :. :. l.. Patterson. p.
d, \. Il Dickinson. J.. d
! ;. sirIacr IS george .. stine.
li"nlcy. Hall & Ial p. a. Justis. Dun
ioud &: Atkinson. y. d.
Tnursday
Joan : Harrison vs. Southern Rail
way Company Pollard & Smith and
r i'iit. -. a: Mcclure, Ricly. Bryan
e ESs.aStOu. y. d
iI"-;ing. Court. Part u.
Nrndag
Haywood W. Taylor Byrd Fulton &.
Hyrd. D. a. Stern. D. D.
II"sdry--
charlotte Fleming vs.. Virginia RAIL
way and Power Company. Stanyarnc
"!Ison D. q. y. IL Gu!gon, y j. Moore,
p a.
WeGncsday
Open.
br w.I,red Y" Woods ". II l. WI
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS. 30
BN j. THOMPSON BROWN * CO.
Iii3 Main Street.
TRUSTEES SALE:

MEDIUM SIZE. CENTRALLY To-
tATEl, BRICK DWELLING. 40.
nlS - NORTU SMITH, NEAR
LEIGH STREET.
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Dr W.I;red ". Woods V. II l.. WI
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iiu.;ing. Court. Part ~.

Haywood W. Taylor Byrd Fulton {.
Hlrd. D. a. Stern, y. d.
The sun., 1918-07-01

sEATTLE--Frederick a Nelson. J. d.
Zahrt twoolens. silks and velvetsl $50
Fourth av.; Hotel Bresir.
Mems Furnishing.
BALTIMORE. Rosenbloom tnanutsc-
BALTIMoRE-Schw Cabe Co.
A. Schwartzman manufacturers cloth.
BALTiMoRE-Lowens Weinberg Co.
ID. Lowenstein manufacturers cloth.
ing). Hotel Broztell
, manufacturers ciothing). Hotel Long.
coLUMpus. oHro-F. & R. Lazarus CO.
SAN FRANCIsCo-J. Rosenthal uur.
9 nishng s9qds1a HS,el risndc ,;.o,.,,,,,.
son tmen's furnishing goods, 50 Worth
cHARLoTTE; s, cmBsls Bros. y. 8.
Fanti. 'lis w. 32d st.
Observation-Disclosures.
DETRoIT-weil & Co. NJ G. We'll oesr.
pets. furniture and housefurnsh,ns
goods. Hotel Ansonia.
Miscellaneous.
BOSTON-s. ID. Prince Co. Frinr.
tgloves, hosiery. &C.. Park Avenue lio-
BOSTON. Madison general merchsn.
LEVELAND-Lindner Co. j Kelley
(merchandise manageD, Park Avenue
cHICAGo-s. A. Maxwell & Co. c. =
Maxwell twali paper. &C., Hotel lmpe-
pendent Drug Co. s. 500.
mon drugs, toilet goods. fancy GOODS
sundries and candies,. 1888 Broadway
room S0l.
CHICAGo-s. C. Moch Cfancy good. Lri'
goods. notions. neckties, Wells, sports
coats. caps infants coats. dresses head
wear, leather belts bags, tewelryD, IS
East 2sth St: Hotel Longacre.
GALESBURG. ILL.--Kellogg, Drake Co J.
&. Hart general line). Hotel Woodstock
HONESDALE PA.-E. Dieter chats and
shoesl. Herald Square Hotel.
&c). care of e5 Madison av.
LOUISVILLE. KY.-S. Goldstein general
merchandise), Hotel Imperial
PITTSBURG Kaufman Department
Stores Co. A. Walter tgroceries), 1891
Broadway. room 1901
PORTSMOUTH, VAN. jacobson tgen.
eral mercha ndise). Hotel York
SAN FRANCISCO-L. Dinkelspiel Co. l..
Ettling general lines). Hotel Flanders
LEXINGTON. RY.-Ross Ship Co. II
c. shlpp general merchandise. ~ East
SPRINGFIELD. OHIo-wren Co. Mis-. r
1.everrier TART goods and draperieS, 85a
observation-disclosures Bros. M
Hammer Carpets. &C.,. Herald Square
MII.wAUKEE-Blume -Loeher Co. J.
I.ocher millinery, Hotel Breslin.
SAN FRANCISCO-H. Konnoy (milliner,
soods). Hotel McAlpin.
The sun., 1918-07-01
ELEVATOR RULES
WILL Be REVISED
Hearing Fixed for July Is on
Two Sets of Proposed
Regulations.

Public hearings have been set by the
Board OF Standards and Appeals for
Tuesday. July 16. at 10 A. NJ, on two
proposed sets Of rules.
The building superlntendents OF the
five boroughs, acting as a committee OF
the board, have prepared a revision OF
the rules for the construction. operation
and maintenance Of elevators. The pro-
posed revision will be printed in the
bulletin OF the Board OF Standards and
Appeals in the issue Of July ..
Suggestions and opinions as to the
proposed revision are asked from per-
sons interested. Typewriter memo
randa should be filed with the Board OF
Standards and Appeals at least one
week In advance Of the hearing IN order
10 insure careful consideration and per-
sons wishing to be heard at the public
hearing on July Is should file written
notice with the board.
Capt. John p. Leo. chairman Of the
board, has proposed rules relating TO
smoking in factories. There will be
public hearing on July 1s on these rules
The sun., 1918-07-01
LIS PESDENS.
Manhattan.

GRAND ST. l55-Jacob Boss ast Chas
w Baqschat ct al uoreclos OF mts);
MA MAIDS; Nv" Xv. s SsHaR crakow az,
Daniel II Holloway ct al (foreclos OF
mtg); atty, II Sammet
Moyt bR a ars sS.pDsGd sasdo
al foreclos OF mtg; attys. Cary
sHERaAN Av. s. 100 e Emerson 8, 7tx
ct al foreclosure of MORTGAGE; atty. r
SEAMAN Av. n " C Emerson st. 6OxloO-
Co, Inc. ct al foreclosure of mortgage);
attys. Wolf Kohn,
JACKSON Az. Sc. cor lt0th ST, 100. sxs6--
William Prayer ct Il foreclosure of
wXsiiSGToS Av. ls7s.is7s'Jennio Ru-
Inc. ct al foreclosure of mortgase) /;
atty; J 4 Gilman.
Inc, ct al foreclosure o. mortgage) /;
atty J A Gilman.
JEROME Az, es' s55 southern Boule-
as trustee. agt Isabel Weiner ct al fore
closure Of MORTGAGE; attys. Jonas &
Seuhurger,
BARNES Av. 5 cor Adee av. loi. sx2os.7:
100; also other property described as
n salt meadows and uplands-James II
Wainwright ct al. as exrs sgt Grace
Mack ct al. as admx foreclosure OF
mortgage. and action TO declare mort
u.o SSsss a AZ, iissMRo ss, J
Al foreclosure of mortgage; sttys,
Knox & Deignan,
ussTH ST, n W Union ay ss,ex9Ss---
Hsssns Fuld agt Charles Gronieh ct al
The sun., 1918-07-01
Buyers in the City.


Ready to Wear.
ALBANY. g. Myers Co W. Findley
tumesl, 22o Fifth av,, room l4l1.
cHIcAGo-L A; wedeles 4 Co, N, A;
JoHNsfoWN, PANGiosser Bros. D. Clos
ser !ready to wearl Hotel Albert. -, a,
Van Bergen ,suits. coats and dresses),
100 West 32d st. care Herzberg.
Los ANGELES, Bullockr; {. q. smales
tsuits, .furs, dresses, shirtwaists, neg
iisess. kimonos, skirts and coats). 05
MILWAUKEE-Landa & Co. A. Rich
man tladies' and childrens ready to
MONTGOMERY. ALA-Nachman 4 Nicer.
lief ,dry goods). f. Meertief millinery.
NAvASOTA. TEX,--A. Patout Co. r. A.
Patout motions. women's garments and
PoRTLANb. oRE.--Mcir / Frank Miss
r, Z; Bal ready to wear. 2i9 Fifth Az
ImIlilns5y(. broadway Central Hotel. 80.
d.essesl. Ii3a Broadway; ~
$50 suit. ae BFSadway ce Msiy HOTEL ,eio't'
TOLEDO = Baumgardner 4 Co. J. E.
gaumssrdnsr thoseryl, 60 worth st. ;,
L. Fernbacher coats and dreses,. ao3
sss.s.n; , Co Mr. E, s;:s
twaists), Miss keltner underwear. cor
sets. infants wear, brassieres. house
dresses), Miss Rice hosiery. 200 Fifth av
CHICAGO-Heller q Co. A. Heller (waists
skirts dresses), Grand Hotel.
Observation-Disclosures Shop. Mrs. Pen.
nington twaists). Hotel McAlpin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Co. A
Richman tready to wear), Hotel Cumber'
SAN ANTONIO. TEx.-w. Frost Tread,
to wear, Hotel Breslin.
SAN FRANCISCO-E VALLEY tready Il
wear. Broadway Central Hotel.
Piece Goods.
ATLANTA-J. Silvey & Co II. X Rambo
tdry goods dress goods and all yard
Eoods). ~ Leonard st., room 14l1.
BOSTON-Star Manufac turing Co. J.
Madison manufacturers ladies under
wear and children's dresses). Broadway
Central Hotel
BOSTON-S. Andrews manufacturers pet.
ticoats), Hotel Breslin.
BOSTON, Storm manufacturers chill.
dren's dresses), Hotel Grand.
BOSTON-R. II. White q Co. A. II. Shan.
non (black and colored dress goods. wash
goods. silks. veivets and lintngs), ~
4th av.
DALLAs-Higginbotha Bale Logan Co
G: H Norsch uaces and embroderies
ss5 Broadwsv.
Los ANGELES-A. Let's Miss q
Powers tnotionS, IS Madison av.. car,
MIFFLINTowN, PA *. O. Nestle
! manufacturers hosiery, Hotel Albert
PH1LADELPHIA-H. Gottlieb Co. II
The sun., 1918-07-01
ROD AND GUN NEWS
A Tribute to whirlinE Blue Dun.

Emlyn NJ. Gill, angler, hunter, yachts
readers of tho Rod and Gun column the
death of whirling Blue Dun, the nom de
plume which Mr.. GIL! assumed several
to THE SUN. will be sorrowfully received.
For Mr.. Gill was a most loyable man. a
nne type of sportsman. who stood for the
highest and best ideals that go with the
or his large store OF knowledge OF
angling and hunting he gave freely. as
witness his many contributions to THE
SUNS Rod and Gun page and daily col
umn. Also he wrote with pen that had
no sting in 1t even when condemning types
OF fishing that are gradually being pushed
OF the fishing map by sportsmanlike idea 5.
Mr. GIL was an ardent advocate OF the
dry ny and often pictured the delights OF
the floating NY as means OF Turing trout
The worm fishermen must have felt
abashed many times when he told OF the
such results that 1t makes the nckle trout
change its mind.
While writing to the trout angler OF ex'
fishermen and it was one Of his pleasures
even when III health made II ditncult II
| not painful TO write. to tell the beginner
how easy II is to learn to cast the ny.
Unsportsmanlike methods always drew
his typewriter into action. but his Gliding
always pointed to better way and brought
kindly feelings TO the individual The
methods. however. he attacked with q
vigorous pen that even the i'll health Of
the last several years failed TO stop
r..
States and Canada and was known wher
ever sportsmen congregated. He had tn
typical bisheartedness Of the outdoors mar
| and a personality that had charm for those
who met him.
With George VI L. La Rranchs he wa
one Of the American pioneers OF dry ny
fishing and in 1912 published his "Practica
Dry Fly Fishing" which led many TO
form Of angling that now numbers ~
| tens Of thousands.
New Inlet Angling Not Up to the Mark.
Angling during the past week AZ Ne"
| Inlet was disappointing to the group o.
| New York anglers who camped there for =
| week. Although DR.. F. c, Raynor. Or
W. Droogan, Al Olches. Frank Van Rtne'
| and Joseph Pierson fshed all stages OF I'M
! tide. night and day. they failed to land I'M
! hsh they came for. channel bass.
on the day they arrived the outloo'
! was most promising, for. former Judg'
Walter TAYLOR OF Monmouth county landec
a twenty-eight pourd hsh and Nelsoi
| Schoen OF the Asbury Park Fishing Clu'
| took another OF Ike weight After tina
| day however only one channel bass wa
| taken, a twenty-five pound hsh caught OF
| June 2S by william Guy.
| 1t was the consensus o! opinion that th'
| cold water kept out the smaller fishes ans
| the big fsh were not in evidence. Only
| stray Neakfsh. croaker or nuke wa
| picked up and 1t finally became so colo
| that even skates and doShsh. or graynsh
| as the Federal authorities now refer u
that fsh. disappeared
| The same surf conditions prevailed NOR
| or less along the New Jersey coast las
week the only channel bass Of any siz
I being taken before the cold weather began
Jack Whatton angling at Corsons on jun
The sun., 1918-07-01
FINE APARTMENTS RENTED.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co have leased
a large apartment in the Verona. 80
East Sixty-fourth street. to Joseph
Clenddenin. vice-president of the Amer
lean Smelling & Refining Company; also
an apartment at S75 Park avenue to
Duncan NJ. Stewart, general manager
OF the French -American Constructive
Corporation; at 1926 East Seventy-sec-
ond street to Henry r. Kuhnhardt. Jr. !:
at 1871 East Eighty-frst street to Mrs
Joseph c. Borden. and at $50 Park ave-
nue. to Francis T. Homer.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
has leased a large duplex apartment
at eo5 Park avenue for Bernhard Hoff-
mann to Mrs. Henry Winthrop Gray.
and an apartment at 40 West Fifty
seventh street to Mrs Frances F. Perry.
The sun., 1918-07-01
Bros, Inc. agt Grand Building Corp, Inc,
owner: Il a LeYine ConatruciIon Co.

Bros. Inc. agt Grand Building Corp. Inc.
owner; q / Levine Construction Co.
CONTRACTOR WV
10TH ST, 10 West--Samuel Klein agt Pat
rick II McGratty. owner; Mrs Il Wood.
- contractor 1925
Co agt Luciello Il Aspergren. owner;
Frederick Construction Co. contractor.ss
10TH ST. rs West-Joseph Davidson q Co
agt Trustees OF Columbia University,
owners; W Sutphin Realty Co. con-
tractor ........,,,......... ....e323.37
eth AV. 66l and 663. and sad at, East
Comstock Associate Co. Inc. agt Henry
Phipps Estate. owner: Maison Maurice
Inc. and NJ NJ Leasing q Holding Corp,
lessees trenewaD ............. 2.905. 81
lST Av. 8l3 and sl5-George schmitt agt
Ella samuels. owner: Sam samuels. con-
LEXINGTON Av. 77i-J II Clark. Inc. ast
Henry Deane. owner and contrac-
sTH AV. iose-.Manhattan SAND CO ast
Vim w BENJAMIN. owner; Hoilerith Bldg
4 CONSTR Co. contractor. ......... $3.50
The sun., 1918-07-01
Don't want National Trademark.


The adoption OF n. national trademark
contemplated in bill now before Con-
gross does not meet the approval OF the
American Manufacturers Export As
ISOLATION. The association thinks the
adoption OF such trademark is un-
feasible So far as manufacturers OF
established lines are concerned the as
ISOLATION thinks the national trademark
IL not necessary, as the origin and
character OF tho goods are sufficiently
determined by the goods themselves.
Moreover, 1t says. manufacturers OF
inferior goods would hot beneht them
selves by placing a national trademark
on a commodity except possibly for mi
t,al sales and the use OF the trademark
on such goods would merely serve to
injure the standing of all other Ameri-
can made goods.
OF course this objection could be over
come II a national regulation as to the
quality OF goods exported from the
United States were adopted. The pro-
posed legislation does not, however. at
tempt to place the ban on goods Of in
ferior quality.
The association feels that IL the Gov
eminent were to attempt any such dis
elimination and Endorsement 1t could
not but lead to bad feeling between
the manufacturer and the responsible
Government department, to say nothing
of new and heavy burden put upon the
Government in time of war.
On the other hand the Millinery Job.
bers Association Of the United States
is heartily In favor Of the principle Of q