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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
In the Probate Court of Grant County,
New Mexico
In the Matter Of the Last
viii and Testament of Notice.
Parlee Wright. deceased.

IN the Matter OF the asst
Will and Testament of Notice.
Parlee Wright, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that, Robert
NJ. Reynolds, executor Of the last will
and testament of Parlee Wright, de
ceased, has filed in the above named
court his final account and report and
petition for discharge, and that Friday,
the 29th day Of March, A. d. 1918, at
the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon
of said day and the Probate Clerks Of
flee at Silver City, Grant County, New
Mexico, were appointed by the Court
as the time and place for hearing sad
final account, report and petition and
any objections thereto. All persons
having claims against said estate, or
otherwise interested therein are hereby
notified to be present at said he'd 1tg
and make their objections to such Sinhl
account and petition, if any they f5ive'
Dated at Lordsburg. New Me sico'
the LIST day of March, A. d. 1918.
ROBERT M. REYNOLDS,
March 1922 Executor.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22

"He runs mad after every fad he
takes up. Now, he is always dosing
himself with some infusion Of bark"
"NO wonder his health is going to
the dogs"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22

"WhHt a strO1g face that man had
who came in between the actsl"
"Vory, and how wel IL matched his
BREATH"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
lnterested IN BuuolonN.

One day Lhile Bobble was at the
table and his mother was serving oys.
tea TO his father he said; "NNhdi KIND
&C huFs q you call them. maalma?"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
- Bargain.

docs your wife care anything for
9aseballT'
"She never did until one day shb
learned they were going to play twp
gaines for one admission"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
S MILES
In and Around LOrdsburg
Merely FakInu.

Love is blind. the poets" declare,
Yet we know tits true
Love can see on n small chair
Room enough for two.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
Friday, March %, 1918

- This paper has enlisted
With'the Government in the
cause of America for the
period Of the war
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-12

5000. market opened strong to iGc.
Ing grades Butchers. 'iSl5al?,sO; !lsht,
sl760@ $40: packing. $4,000 IS; rough,
siG:5og@7 pigs. good 70 choice, 'lGal7
Cattle-Receipts 10000; market un.
evenly dop &c lower than Thursday Beef
catle good, choice and prime. Sii25G
IL %; common and medium. $3.50 q II % ;
butcher stock, cows and heifers, 81 WlS rs .
cnnncrs and cutters. sG.2Sa 1.25: stockers
and feeders, good, choice and fancy, 1905
alS.25; Inferior, common and medium, 81
q 10. 20: veal calves. good and choice.
l2 ga l7,25; cows ana heifcrs. sSa l2.5o
Sheep-Receipts. $1,000; fat classes gen
orally steady; good feeding steady; others
and breeding ewes duh and lower. Lambs,
choice and prime. $3.50 625: medium
and good, $lS.75Ql5.76: culls, N1l2.5o,
Ewes, choice and prime, 'lo.?S9l05o:
medium and good. $50 1925; culls' sa5OQ7.
KANSAS CITY. Oct ll.---Hogs - Re-
ceipts, 5000; lower. Bulk. slT.:6glS;
heavy, sl7.S091S.I5; packers and butchers
I5?5SlS.l5; lights. 'i7ql7sO; pigs. 'i
Cattle-Receipts. 1000; dull Prime fed
steers, Sl75oUls; dressed beef steers. !l2
Gl5; southern steers, s. 80 a 3: cows, IS
q II: helfers, s7R13; stockcrs and feeders,
Sheep-Receipts, 1000. steady Lambs
Hs.SOQ l6.5o; yesrlings slogll.Go: weth-
ers, $9H 1850: ewes, SSGs.SO.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Oct ll.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. $500: strong. Lights &l7S5G
1915; pigs, sl5ai7. mixed and butchers.
lLS5a 80; good heavy. 'ls.ISglS.6O.
Cattie-Recslpts. $500: lower. Native
beef steers sll.5OT S.:j; yearIins steers
and hcifrrs s9.50n 1855; cows, S7.boq
1850; stockrrs and feeders, sS5Oai2; fair
beef cows and h~ifers, I7.jOgl5 native
calves, 80 a 7,23.
Sheep-Reccipts, 2,ooo steady. Lambs
sls.5ogl6,si ewes. &llal2; Gamers and
choppers, 35QS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-12
PEACE STOCKS ARE
STRONG ON THE CURB
Oil Shares Most Prominent Of
Group in Trading on Out
side Market.

Strength in the peace stocks again
featured the outside market yesterday.
The oil shares. which are regarded as
peace stocks. were the most prominent
in the trading. being in active demand
and rising several points Most inter-
est was displayed in the higher priced
issues. which were led by the Standard
Oil group. Penn Mex Fuel advanced
to new high for the present move
ment and gains OF about points were
made by Standard OF New Jersey and
Ohio Oil. Houston Oil was firm, but
later reacted on profit taking. Midwest
Refining was strong. rising to its highest
level in some time.
The selling pressure on the war
stocks was not SO heavy, and In some
of the issues there was profit taking. but
generally they changed hands around
the lowest levels OF the week Standard
Motors declined to a new low for the
movement. The specialties were quite
active and Arm. Cities Service sold
above 240, which represents an advance
of more than 20 points during the past
week. British American Tobacco was
firm, selling around its high level for the
year.
The last hour OF trading was featured
by a rise OF 10 points in Chevrolet. while
the other motors remained stationary.
Bonds were irregular with the excep-
ton of Russian Governments, which ad-
vanced points. 1t Is interesting to
note that during the past week the
serial bonds have been in good demand,
especially those OF late maturities. which
have advanced a point or SO to new
high records.
Total sales and range Of prices follow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-12
LIVE P1GEoNs-Per pair, via freight or
express, so 35c.
pnnvUaunNa MT. "a

LIVE PIGEoNs-Per pair. via freight or
q; family. '5sa55;: short clear, si2aso,
:sS,s Igsis ~
clear. iO;is lbs, ssc. dry Sailed. el.sf,' IS:
iSs:., SGSis. SS%'' sSs
middle 'SWss ''o ;sssess.o a' City rI lafd
cong.nt sS spsd aa s5
Brazil, kegs, t3o.i5: compound dull. 22h o
s3Ec. stearine steady; city lard stearine.
,o sycAR mead o' $500 ,G'cs at.. rs'h sc
XXxX powdered, e.sGS:: powdered: s.i;c,!
fectIoners A. S.sOc; No. /, S.s5c.
VEGETABLES. MIsCELLANDOUs-AR::
TICHoKEs - California. French, half
a fans $40 Quart, sssts oTs s
Nearby. wax or green. bsk.. soc. @,1;
berry ssT ast s stsis i
Maryland, bsk., s50I5c:; virginia, green
or S,. wax. bsS cS,l BE BEETs 1 ,h9
u.75a2.2s. CARROTS = 100 bunches.
iiss Db oa'sfts $685. cioRS Sas iSSs
sL5oa2.5o Dbl, s2.50a5. CUCUMBER
f.iGSSb .s5 pea ss SIs 1891 S c esh
s5l;; ,Ig i;sSi red. Dbl. ;i.sSgs; ciuLIl:
crate. s2gA25; State, large crate. $3.50
"a small crate, 32@3.50; western New
York. fiat crate. s2a2.5o. CELERY-Stste
and Jersey, bunch, 1906 soc; rouEh, case.
ss;s925o; oHIcoRY crate. SOC 81.
7Sc, Isl; crate, 75e. d.i.2s: italian. bsk..
eod Soc; crate. bo975c.; Florida. carrier.
s2&25o: basket, sl50G2.50. HORSE
RADISH--Western. 100 lbs. s3q5. LIMA
BEANs-Potato bsk., s1@l.5o; nat bsk..
SoS 7Se; potato ,H6 bag; 7Sc gI2s; LEXIS ;Ba
22Se,g!l; crate. 55c: asl.25; nearby. Dbl.
OYSTER PLANTs-Nearby. 100 bchs., 81
as. OKRA-Jersey, bsk., s1d3: Florida,
bsk, slu4. oNIoNS-Connecticut Val
ley 100 ID. bag, sl.7592; Long Island.
;iS1,75; bsk, 75cgsi; state and Western,
bsk, {2q3: virginia, bsk., s5d6.50. PEP
PIERS = Bullnose, Dbl. Toe. Qs2: cheese,
Dbl. slT2.25; finger. Dbl, s1.5od2.25:
cherry, bsk., s1al.50. PARsLEY-Nearoy,
BIB, s1.25a $50. RApIsHEs Nearby.
100 bchs.. s2a8 RoMAINE-Bsk., 500
75c.; crate, c.Isl; nearby, bbi.. soc. ~
81: SP1NACH-Nearby, bb 5ocd $3.50;
bsk, IS q i5c. SouASH--White, bsk., 500
s5e; ma biol 'l XXI I Hubbard Ss ,IsS9
Rutabaga, Dbl. or bag. $1,000; white.
bsk. 400 60c: Dbl. or bag. 75c.1S1. TO-
MATOES-Nearby, crate, soc. Qsl.50: car
rier. Soc q N.2S: green. crate. 5oG75c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-12
FINANCIAL NOTES.

1t IL announced that owing TO diffl-
culties in communicating abroad, the time
limit for de posting American Mating Com
pany preferred stock with Guaranty Com
pany which expired october II, will be
extended. date to be announced later
Maine Commercial and Steel Corporation
and the Federal Export Corporation Of
New York have absorbed the Sligo Iron
and Steel Corporation. capitalized at $780,
000 The following were elected officers
OF the Sligo Iron and Steel Company;
g. c. Munoz, president. and Dwight &.
Guthrie vice-president
Federal Reserve system has admitted
the following State Institutions: Bank OF
Hicksville. capital $4,000: Big Rapids
Savings Bank, $50, 900.
Net earnings Of the Tonopah Mining
Company for the month OF September were
1900, as compared with sSS.S35 the pre-
vinus month.
Directors OF the Lindsay Light Com
pany have voted to change the nscaI year
OF the company TO the calendar year ef-
fectlve January I next.
The stockholders OF the Rollin Chemical
Company have approved a loan from the
War Finance Corporation to the company
Of $500. 900 and an increase In the capital
stock from 81, 900 to s2.lS0.000.
George NJ. Reynolds. president of the
Continental National Bank, announces
himself a candidate TO succeed himself as
a class director OF the Federal Reserve
Bank
New Gauley Coal Company of West yir-
ginia has been granted charter by the
Secretary OF state. The concern IL capt.
talized at tio.Oet.0oo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-12
CORN PRICES ADVANCE.
General Evening UP Process In
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-Generai evening UP
so as to be prepared for any surprise
during the double holiday ahead tended
to bring about advances to-day in the
corn market Prices closed firm, to
2h net higher. with November 113h
to Han and December 1T2M to 113.
Oats finished q Off to y DIP, and pro-
visions varying from 17c... declining to
a rise OF 40c
Word that the German answer to
President Wilson's note would be de-
ferred until after n conference of the
sovereigns OF the German federated
states was an important factor In cur
failing the selling pressure which had
been forcing down the value Of corn.
Buying. however. appeared to be re-
stricted largely to shorts who wished
TO collect profits and to avoid the risks
that would be involved II covering were
delayed until Monday. 1t was evident
too that recent selling had been so heavy
on the part both OF holders and shorts
that many operators feared to take the
bear side further at present. Although
offerings increased on bulges. the down
turns which ensued were not Of radi-
cal sort.
oats averaged higher for the same
reason as corn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-12
DEMAND For FINE SUITES.

Pease d Gilman have leased to r. II.
Simpson a large apartment al 55O park
venue also to f. II. Graham an apart-
ment at SIS Park avenue to Miss Adele
", Gardiner at $50 Park avenue at 4S
west Seventy second street to Miss
Emily Il Power: at 23 West Fifty
eighth street to Miss F. NJ. Woodyer and
breckenridge Carroll: at 1873 East
Ihirty-sixth street to Theodore f. Sny-
Ger at 10 East Fifty-thlrd street to
Mrs. NJ. r Brenchaud; at $50 West
Eighty-hfth street to George NJ. Adams,
and at 80 West Seventy-sixth street 10
Louis A. Blackington.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
mas leased apartments at 112 West For
ty-seventh street to John Lndroth and
Edward Slade, and at 10 East Fifty
sixth street to Mrs Elizabeth A. Under
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-12
TENANTS FoHU1TY HOUSES.

Tease d Gilman have leased for Mrs.
kenneth Frazier to Alfred d. Wade the
Tour story and basement dwelling at So
East Seventy-eighth street; also leased
Tor Miss Ida Adams to willard Ray the
four story and basement dwelling at l3O
East Thirty-eighth street for DIR. L. 8.
Robinson the four story and basement
dwelling at rs West Thirty ninth street
10 Mrs. Frank Hines. and for F.. Living
ston Pell to Mrs. ]. NJ. Lynch the three
story and basement dwelling at 1853 East
Sixty-third street
Worthngton whitehouse has leased,
furnished. for Mrs. Ransom Hooker to
irving Cox, the four story dwelling and
garage at IT'S East Seventy-first street I:
also for Mary w. Borden to Howard w.
Maxwell the five story dwelling at 10
west Fllty-fourth street. and for Mrs
A. @. Tilton to Mrs. Ramsay Turnbull
the four story dwelling at II East
Fifty-eighth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

REEVES - Receipts. 1890 head; 4oh
cars on sale Steers slow and 25c. lower
bulls and cows dull and steady. The
steers sold at ssdl6.50 per 100 lbs no
choice heavy beeves offered; bulls s7.25q
Dressed beef slow and easier at i4G &c.
per Id. for common 10 choice native
1.S25 lbs. average. ,i5.4o: rs. i.sii. $3.50:
90; ,1,3!4, $3.50: 90, IRE, sl5.35: 90,
i hsiers 3" ny Mei' y'rs" cow, 1889 1882
'726; 20, Sl7, si.25; 1, $40, s.. McPher.
ss2 ,,S So Is SOY xrg,nta seeGs
virginia steers. 1908. $40 %; oxen.
I.4l5. s1o75; rs cows and heifers, $40.
& ss'S g. = .So q u.s. 40 9 SSs
4: BIS IS. J. shamberg Il SON: % West
Virginia steers l.2?s; -sl5.so; IL, 1Ils.
:1lSSi25 SI, .rr i2s o.nI silSO; oxen 1910
ila 1921 q ;od 1,1:s, sis. TSbin 4 Shannon:
2: $50. $3.50; ., aol. .5as: J. aasS5.
Te evI g, o6 Co. ., "a West virginia steers,
CALyEs-Receipts, $50 head: s75 on
sale. Veals steady; Western. higher. Or
binary to good veals, SIS a 20 50 per 100
s and .FS ShE %s ds Sals sa
sig. Per +; country dressed do. lsS ssc
lbs, average. ,1s; !, 81 si7; cuils, 81.
s4. S. Judd & Co: IL veals lis s2e so
kerns Commission Co: 10 vca!s. i53. go.
IS. lN5, sls 30; 4, 1872, SIS; culls, 2l1, ga;
ssiv.s. as. 'sii.2s. S"'sFS' ~ western
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receip:s, 4,SlsI
head; cars on sale, sheep in pooS de-
mahd and weak; lambs steady. Ordinary
Ohio lambs sold at sl525 per 100 lbs
prime Pennsylvania do, 81. Dressed
mutton weak at 1910. per lb.; dressed
lambs slow at y Csc.
Sales-Eerns Cnm~liss!o9 Co: lla Penn
svlvania LIMBS IS lbs average. 81; 24l
Ohio, 81, sl5.2S
HoGs-Receipts 2,stO head; half car
and Pennsylvania hogs. 3lS.50Ql925 per
100 lbs; roIghs. il6.5OUl675. Country
dressed hogs steady at ESQ 2sc. per 10.
roasting pigs, SO I35c.
Sales-John 7. DreGlan: state hogs;
fS0 lbs. average, sl9.25. So 100. SIS:
roughs. ESQ., $3.50; bears. 100. 1850,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-12
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Liberty Loan Division Passes
It's Quota, With a Total of
S5,065, 400.
LITTLE TRADING DONE
A Few Flat Sales and Some In
teresting Commercial Leases
Are Extent of Activity.

The real estate division Of the Fourth
Liberty Loan Committee went over its
quota yesterday by establishing a total
OF S5,065,4 400 in subscriptions thus far
obtained. This was made possible by the
days total which amounted to sS42, 200,
the second largest OF any day since the
drive began. The outstanding feature Of
the day was subscription Of 100000
from an anonymous real estate owner.
This was secured by the team of which
Charles 9. Brown is captain. That team
BY obtaining this subscription won the
prize offered by Laurance MCGUIRE, a
Hippodrome box for next Wednesday
night, for securing the largest suhscrip-
ton Of the day.
The success of the drive led Alfred e.
Marling, chairman of the division. to
remark: TT is no longer a question of
whether we shall reach our quota OF S5.-
100000. but rather how, much we shall
60 over the top. This is a great showing
for the real estate division and exhibits
in true fashion the enthusiasm. patriot
ism. energy and discretion of -, team
captains and their workers. Real estate
may be dead. but real estate owners,
dealers and brokers are very much alive.
Next week will see another advance in
our stride. We will make no backward
step. Forward march to Berlin Is the
order"
Alfred r. Kirkus brought in a sub
scription yesterday totalling $36,550,
which represented the combined sub
scriptions OF the New York Real Estate
Association, Manhattan Real Estate AS
ISOLATION, Central Real Estate Associa-
ton and Merchants Real Estate Associa-
ton. four companies who own buildings
in the old mercantile section along lower
Broadway.
Brooklyn came across again to the
ling to remark: Our fellow workers in
the City of Churches certainly have got
the patriotic push, as was expected"
Several interesting buildings will re-
ceive the real estate honor flag as the
result of subscriptions made yesterday.
The most notable of these is the STAN
dard Oil Building at 26 Broadway,
which subscribed $4,000. Stern Bros.
added the realty emblem to its other
decorations by subscribing 11,10O. The
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company, ~
Wall street. was put on the honor roll
through a subscription of 100000. Other
subscriptions received were the Central
Union Trust Company. $4,000; John r.
Hegeman. president Of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. $1,000: Sam
uel Herzog. $4,000; Acker. Merrall &
Condit, $4,000: Isaac Mayer, $4,000,
and the SHETLAND Realty Company, s10.-
600. Pease & Gilman increased their
subsrription by $4,000,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-12
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
TRANSFERS.
Twin name and address of owner and
Attorney
Downtowu

IhANbFEhS.
CWith name and address of owner and
Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth of Fourteenth street.)
WATER ST. 1ts. .1e.7xss7xls7xss. n Q Q;
senwald to li5 Water st Realty Corp,
10 water st. Oct II; atty. W Beebe,
WATER ST, ia and iitJo,. p Ho,, n ma y
e, al to Emma Roscnwald. b72 Madison
Az Oct II; attys. Townsend O. ~
RiviNdToN sr, 10 Ya ,ii.iiccc.iFI,;:c:sissl
Weintraub to J Il weintraub, 1905 4sth
atty Harold L Kunstlcr. iis Rivinston;
RIDGE ST. TO- run: isx sss e ,iO n
AZ 10 81 2ts to beg tforeciosure
pct >, isisl-John Hogan. ref. to
attys' Cary Carroll, SO Wall st. 81, 500
East OF Fifth avenue, between Foutteent
ana 10th streets)
oSD sI. So e: 1exloi--Khyva st Alban.
Gsushter OF Oscar saenger 70 oscar
80; atty. W NJ sullivan, sS Nassau Ell
logrh ST, 81 e. 25.2xio0ii--Charies 8
ks,h moiatt to Helen h. his wife, ale e
atty. Mannheim. .i5 e Goth st. Git
West side.
West of Fifth avenue, between Four,..,,,
ana 10th streets.)
SopH ST, II w. 22xsss-Bowerv sav
hs 10 Remlu Realty Corp, / Ford
oct road Bronx. and s, all liens,
ssP sT, lsl W, isix1os.ai itor.cio ompS
oct .. 1slS-Alphonse q Koeibie, ref,
): I attys c mtg Co 81 Liberty st, Oct
81 ''''................ SO 600
Uptown.
IManhattan Island. north Of 10th street,
Eg g ST, 8. 100 . sth av, 5oxss1l-
n,weod Holding Corpn to Samson d. on
To- address i' ,, " lsi IL, st. all liens. os,
E pc SECoMBE Av. w s, 22s.io n iisth a..
tG o..a,i Realities. Inc. to Frleda
Morris f CO So,s W ii .sl st: Apr I; atty,
iiShh IT. IS; 400 W eth av, 81 sxss. III
c oSpni ssa Realty Reslty Co 70 NJ Holding
goo. all liens, Oct o; attys, Reyno,ss
co Gsis ssS Fulton st. Bklyn I 500
ss.sx GSI ny, n W cor iSoth st, losiix
st mts' e "a E SOC W Browning IS W sist
l7sD ST. s s y 60 W. iiS SMsy coO
Ceorpn TO Mary soeiler, Huntinston a s,,s
s u1r, L I mtg 10000. ali liens Oct 20 10
:7sp ST Sos = Z 90 &C. s 1,s 6wsy ..iSo
ISoNMf.;,ss, SIS 100 W Amaterdam av, Sox
olSs HaIa, meyer and Henry Never to
co. ali Oi Ilsns CoSrpn. az Bwsy mtg $50:
% Trust Co, i7s Bway. ......' 'e GUAR aa ~
zV'TH ST, s.. 100 YermiIyea av' hs.ioa
Fhilda Realty Co to julius VoseI' $40
a, oX ST; Bronx. mtg SOL 600. sept 40
attys' Morrison a schiff, $50 Bway sion
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx,
LOT go map Adee Park-Julius Fl Heck.
with ref, to city OF New York. Oct Ia.
RP PutG, corporation Council, N Y...'s?5o
Dppoph Az: $, rs n l4ith st, 25xloo~
s5oooert Neumenn to Delco Holding 20
~ iigth st; Oct 7. mtg sii, 500; sttys'
Nurx q u: $50 E 149th St sioo
fAlHHM0uST PL. 1855. n g. 2s.sxloox irreS
los Seider to Mary Solder, 7S5 Fair.
mount mount pi' Oct I; atty s Deutsch. ssi
issTH ST IS. 2io wills av. issIoo. i isiGV
g, $50 Willis av. is,sxio0
Shehsrd Brandt to VIM Enrich, 81 Ex
enanse pl ct al. mtg $1,000 Oct ,.
eisysi Enrich. W & W, so wall ST 81
h92hhIs Az, 1888. s. 37exioo-John
Basco 10 Gustav A schmelzle' tss ior,'
n ner St; BROOKLYN: mtg s23.ooo. oct 10:
HE MOO Ay. i2s, vs.. a6xso-Eiise N Lo.
f4sth ., L oto inSSestIns corpn. ssi f
w. kiraify. 3sl iisth st ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-12
TWO SALES AT HARTsDALE.

David Wallace has sold for Moran J.
Eisner, builder, the colonial residence on
Walworth avenue. Greenacres. Harts-
dale, n. Y. to Herbert McKennis OF
this city for occupancy. The property
Was held at $4,000
The same broker has also sold for
Prof William F. Walsh of New York
University his residence on Greenacres
avenue to J. Alexander Dinwall. for
merly of White Plains. The property
was held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-12
SON SUES TO GET STOCK.
Says Mother Pledged His share in
stock Transaction.

Frank II. Balle, Jr., son OF the late
Frank Howard Baille OF Plttsburg,
brought suit yesterday in the Supreme
Court for the recovery OF $50 shares OF
capital stock OF the r. X. Porter Com.
pany, which, he alleges, his mother.
Edith Bachelor Bailie. pledged unlaw-
fully In n marginal stock account to
cover her personal Indebtedness, Mrs.
Bailie and the members OF the brokerage
firm of Sheldon. Dawson, Lyon & Co.
are named as defendants.
The plaintiff alleges that by the Will
of his late father, the $50 shares were
left Jointly for his and his mothers ac-
count. Both were 10 receive seventy
five shares, but his were not to have
been paid until he became OF age. In
the meantime the mother, 1t Is charged,
pledged the whole block Of stock
Bailie, Jr.. became of age on July 81
and demanded his share of the stock.
Mrs. Bailie then demanded the return
OF the certificate, but the brokerage Of
fice. II Is said. refused her request.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-12
AngIo-south American Dividend.

The New York agency of the Anglo
South American Bank, Ltd. received a
cable yesterday from the head office in
London announcing that "A dividend has
been declared of Is. Cd share less
tax. making les Cd. for the year, or
12lH per cent. one hundred thousand
pounds has been placed to the reserve
fund. making same fl ,6G0. 900. Prem
lses account has been written down ESQ.,
600 and flj,00O has been placed in the
staff pension fund, Forty thousand
pounds has been set aside for stan
bonus and flsS,SS7 carried forward TO
new account.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-12
DOWNTOWN SPACE SNAPPED Up

The Charles F. Noyes Company. agent
fhr Amsinck & CO.. has subleased the
three, four. Ave and six story Office
buildings at rs to 80 Beaver street and
l23 to l27 Pearl street and to 0 Han
over street. The ground floor was rented
10 Despnrd Il Co, the second floor of
Two buildings to Mecke & Co.. the Sec
ond floor OF so Beaver street TO Siegfried
Gruner Il Co, and with Douglas Robin
son, Charles s. Brown Company the
balance of the property. involving ten
noors in the different buildings. TO the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-12
KINGSLEY SELLS IN COUNTRY.

Darwin p. Kingsley, president Of the
New York Life Insurance Company.
who a few days ago bought from Mrs.
Louis Seeberger the dwelling at so East
Sixty-eighth street for his permanent
New York residence, has sold the hand
some estate at Riverdale which he has
occupied for number OF years. Otto
Marx OF Birmingham, Ala. Is the new
owner. The place comprises four and
a half acres fronting on the Hudson, a
large modern residence. stables, green
houses, &C., and is near the estates Of
George w Perkins. Thomas ". Buck
ner, George B. Cortelyou, Giovanni p.
Morosini and Cleveland H. Dodge. Ken
meth Ives & Co. negotiated the sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-12
New Orleans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, Oct ll.-Compara- :
lively small price changes were recorded
In cotton to-day. although the market
moved both below and above the level
OF yesterdays close. The double holt
days following the close tonight made
for quiet trading. The net change for
the session was Insignificant, a rise of
to points. Cotton closed steady. Dull
ness prevailed toward the end and
prices sagged under 1t. January, cease. (;
March. 2916c. May, 2s.O9c. October,
29,76c.; December, 2s.b2c.