davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CAMP NO. 8. w. Q. W.

Silver Leaf Camp No S. ". c. w. meets second and fourth .ff.,,dy dthts dt W. c. N. hall. 922b Valley street
 IT. A W4EATLIsY. C. C. John E Jones' Clerk
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ROY T5RMEY. Secretary
8. Q. Q. E.

Hot Springs lodge No 3sD. B. P. O E meets every "Wednesday evening ai s;30 sharp. at their new hall. corner SpI Iins and Valley streets. Nisitipg bfuthe < cordially invited
 JNO. NJ. PROCTOR, E. R. F F. Sisney. Secretary.
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EASTERN STAR.

Hot Springs Chapter No G9. 0 F. \. Masonic Temple th'fd Monday ar nm.
 MRS. AGNES DlcMBY.
 Worthy Malu1 Mss Blanche Bailey lecr-'Ery.
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FOR SALE One very fine registered Jersey bull, two years old noxt April Registered Jersey heifer, will freshen in April ono large English Betllshire boar, registered, one year nldI | F., Wells Malvern road Phone lF95
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FoR sALE


 FOR SALE Typewriter Slickens derfer No 6. with leather travelins cuse Cost S50 Will sell for Sl5. Call apartment 2, Milstead Apts l-l3-5t -------------. ---r-.--.- ----.------- FOR SALE OR TRADE-C Chevrolet five passenger touring ear; 19l7 model: run less than 1000 miles very cheap Also forty acres fine oak and hickory timber land, with very cave, miles of uuderground chambers. large spring fine location for summer resort and mushroom farm; close St Louis Price only $2.00o Trade either or both for business or real es- tate Call of Steckel at Como gar age, 3l5 Ouachita, Ii
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ROYAL Ne,GraoRs.

Vapor City Camp No B77T Royal Neighhors of America. meets first aud third Wednesday Of each monih in the M. w X. hall Visiting neigh Sors are welcome. MARY LYNCH. oracle Emma Harsh. Recorder.
 Garland Rebecca Lodge No %. l. o o. F., meets first and third Tnes,'ay nights in Odd Fellows hall visitins brothers and sisters cordially invited.
 MARY E LYNCH, N c.
 Phone 10S7
 FANNIE SAULS, Secretary.
 Phone l476.
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Hot Springs Lodge. No BOA Loyal Or der of Moose, meets eVefx Fricay even- ing al the Moose Hall 426B Central ave nue. Visiting brothers cordially invi ed.
 J. H. BERRY, Dictator. NNin A LrirL ConrnAnr.r
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CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
 sAsa
HOTELs AND APARTmENTs

FOR Furnished four room and five room apartments. two room cottage, modern conveniences. Phone after 1 ?. m, Nc 42i or 1l9 Led WldEe street 1-9-lm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-21
COTTON PRICES RISE
ON WEATHER REPORT
General Advance in Early
Trading, but Market Eases
OFF Later. .

An early advance in the cotton market
reflected covering on unfavorable
weather in the South and for a time 1t
seemed that the price fixing proposition
had been practically forgotten. After
selling at 1915 for October and 32.35
for January. however, or about rs to n
points net higher. the market met in
creased offerings and was rather I'M
settled in the late trading when runiUrs
that price fixing had been determined
upon were again In circulation. October
with the general list closing steady at n
net advance of rs to 40 points,
The opening was firm at an advance
of 81 to 40 points on covering and n
moderate volume of trade buying. There
was little Southern selling. but 1t was
in much smaller volume than anticipated
by sellers OF late the previous day. This
stimulated the covering and the buying
became more active on the predictions
for light frost after the rains in both
eastern and western sections Of the belt.
The more urgent demand from shorts
seemed to have been supplied on the adj
vance OF some rs points from Thurs
days closing figures. however. and the
market eased off later in the day under
realizing and renewed nervousness over
the probability OF price fixing. The close
was a few points up from the lowest on
covering.
Week end statistics OF the New York
Cotton Exchange:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-21
Business Troubles.


Petitions In bankruptcy hled yesterday
In the United States District Court were ::
BILTwELL HAT WORKS - Involuntary
petition against Hyman Hoffman. Will
lam Hoffman and Samuel Merzon.
individually and as copartners, trading
under the firm name OF Biltwell Hat
Works. manufacturers OF ladies' hats.
25 West Houston street Liabilities and
assets not stated, Principal claim /:
Moe thurman, 81 900. NJ. A. Henkel
named as receiver. Archibald Palmer,
$50 Broadway, Is the attorney.
SEGEL 4 GROSS-Involuntary petition
against Segel Gross, store and office
fixtures, 5ls to 526 West Fitty-hfth
street. Liabilities about 10000; assets
about $4,000 Principal claims; Simon
Albert: s432; Arthur J. Ritser, tl7s,
and Mosson Bros. Sll1. Marcus Hell
fand, 800 Broadway. is the attorney.
BARTLETT-YATES INSULATION COM
PANY, INC.-Noluntary petition by
Participates Insulation Company, Inc.
149 Church street. Liabilities, S3T2g
assets, SCOTS. Principal claims; Henry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-21
APARTMENTS FILLING RAPIDLY
Mrs. p. ID. Armour Rents on Fifth
Ave.-74th st. Flat for Bride.

Pease & Gilman have leased suite of
fourteen rooms and four baths in the
new building at 1867 Fifth avenue to
Mrs. Philip ID. Armour of the well known
Chicago family; also an apartment at
$40 Park avenue to Frederick @. Peabody.
at s6S Park avenue to stephen p. Brown,
at 161 East Seventy-ninth street to John
@. Quinby of Blair q Co.. at "a East
Eighty-sixth street to NJ Lechner, at Ga
East Eighty-sixth street to Judge Frank
lin Hoyt of the Children's Court, at 10
West Fifty-fifth street to Miss Florence
@. Beecher at 1919 East Sixty-sixth street
to Mrs. Lillian M Wendal, at ~ East
Eighty-second street to Miss Kate Lilly,
at 305 Lexington avenue to a Mrs. Nc
Lean. at 81 East Fifty-seventh street to
Mrs. Batalle, at "a West Fifty-ninth
street to Paul Tribe. at IA East Fifty
sixth, street to Henry Rudkin, at 1873
East Sixty.ninth street to G. b. Penni-
man, at 13 East Sixty-fifth street to
Mrs. J. @, Mclaughlin. at 1913 East Sew
enty fifth street to Mrs. +. G. Hostetter,
at 81 West Thirtieth street to Mrs
McCallmont, at 1000 Park avenue to G.
Douglas Potter. at 200 West Fifty-sev-
enth street to Arthur McMullen, and at
las East Thlrty-fifth street to w. n.
Stevens -
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
a large apartment at $40 Park avenue to
Mrs. Mills Drake Shonts also at 101
East Seventy-fourth street to Andrew
Fletcher, Jr., OF W. & A. Fletcher & Co,
whose engagement to Miss L. Dorothea
Camp has just been announced; at $50
Madison avenue to Miss Helen w. Joy.
at 416 Madison avenue to Albert NJ.
Bates. at 1872 East Seventy-sixth street
to Mrs Charles Bateson, at 6S East
Eighty-sixth street to Francis NJ. Won
Ardyn also leased furnished apartments
at 399 Park avenue to Richard NJ. Col
gate. at ISL Madison avenue to Mrs.
Mary Clafiin Gossler of East Hampton.
l.. l.: at As East Sixty-second street to
l.. G. Hay, and at los East Eighty-sec-
!ond street to Mrs. John Borland OF New
port, r. I.
George r. Read & %r--have rented an
apartment at AZ West Fifty-sixth street
to Mather Richardson, and at Ill East
Thirty-fourth street TO Miss Amy Bowers.
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NEW HOME FOR AUTO DEALERS

Huberth G. Huberth have leased for
the Lee Tire and Rubber Company their
building at 256 West Fifty-fourth street
to Cole & Dixson. Inc, distributors OF
the DENLY & Smith Forma-Truck.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased the fourth floor at 12s William
street to the Hall-Morse Company; also
leased offices at AZ Broadway to Berth
Levi & Co. and at Wall street to the
+. A. Brewer Commercial Company.
George r. Read & Co. have rented the
first loft at 379 Fifth avenue to Joseph
Reich & Sons, furriers.
Thomas j. O'Reilly has leased for
Albert B. Ashforth. agent, the eleventh
floor at IS Fifth avenue. also a floor at
8 and East Sixteenth street, the two
comprising about $1,000 square feet, to
G. II. E. Freydberg and the Kovar
Company.
White Goodman have leased to Frank
Seaman the sixth and eleventh floors at
40 to 47S Fourth avenue. containing
about 10000 square feet. at an aggre-
gate rental of about $4,000. The lessee
formerly occupied space in the Printing
Crafts Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-21
CREDIT MEN HIT
BANKRUPTCY LAWS
Condemn Alleged Excessive
Exemptions Allowed in
Some Communities.
Special Despatch 10 TIE sUS.


ATLANTIC CITY, Sept 2o.-Bankruptcy
exemption laws were hit to-day by the
officers and directors OF the National
Association Of Credit Men on the third
and last day of their meeting here.
Resolutions were adopted opposing the
practice prevalent in some communities
of allowing bankrupts to claim exemp-
ton for certain sums which the credit
men called excessive. Particular stress
was laid on exemptions claimed by the
bankrupts for their families, 1t being
held by the meeting that the amounts
often allowed are far more than are
necessary.
Regarding the relations Of America
with other nations following the war 1t
was the sense OF the meeting that there
should be no delay in establishing SUBJ
stantial credit machinery. Every facility
should be exerted, IL is said, to bring
together the credit departments OF ex-
porting houses. or those departments
contemplating an entrance into the Tor
eign field. for an interchange of ideas.
The credit men paid tribute to the
women OF America in a resolution which
gave heartfelt recognition OF the sacri-
fees they have made in devotion to the
country's cause.
1t was agreed that drive would he
made to increase the membership to
27,500, but in encouraging this drive II
was said there should be no slackening
of attempts to increase the strength Of
local assertions in different parts OF
the country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-21
Buyers in the City.
ATIANTA-H

ATLANTA-H. Brissler DRY goods. cloth
BALTIMoRE-Rosenth Meyer. S. ].
Rosenthal manufacturers caps and
pants, Hotel Breslin.
BALTlMoRE--w. H. Towles Mfg. Co
II. ID. Wilisr Sms,nufac,urers shirts
BosToN-M l. Collins tmanufa cturers
duck and sheep lined coats umbrellas
oyeralls. &c,l. Hotel Ansonla,
BoSTOE-C. Baker Co. c. Baker (manu-
facturers ciothing), Waverly place, Hotel
CHATTANOOGA. Rosen,hal Uready to
wear, Hotel Cumberland.
cHlCAGo-Sierns q Klein. II. L: Klein
shirtwaists). 1893 Broadway.
CHICAGO. IL bowman q Co. J. II.
Bowman (msnutaeturers eloabs. suits
p. Rae manufacturers skirts. 1870
cH ntcSAGTey room Wopkinson manufacturer
cHIcAG61Mandsl Bros M,s, Connolly
COLUMBUS, OHIO-F. Il r. Lazarus Co
Mr. pellany general merchandise.
cd HSSei Latham y-Day,s,o, co NJ
Davidson (cloaks. suits and millinery.
Herald Square Hotel.
DETRolT-Ths Children. Shop. Miss NJ,
Washington Hotel.
EAsToN. PA-woehrle q Young. H L.
woehrle tmen's hats and caps). Hotel
Ell CESTRO, CAL.--Barney Bros Mrs.
blanchard tready to wear. care s. b.
Forrand, 1870 Broadway.
ELMIRA, y. Y.-Frcdenheim & Co; MT.
Fredenheim manufacturers skirts.
HARRisBURG, PA.--Robinson Co Mr..
Robinson Eeady to wear. Herald
HAR arr, Ho, rA coH;,,s swaT' tc'oah'
HUDSON, n. Y.--Guinan Co NJ. Gunan
Iready 70 wear, $50. Holland House,
Los lGn AH %.1: and Joys Mr. os os
ment), Builocks, IS Madison av
MINNEAPOLIs-Wynp Partridge Co.
Mr.; Ankeny tready TO wear. 4s Leon
oKLAHoMA C1TY-c. Butcher tcloak.,
suits, &G2l., Hotel Aberdeen
Wear j. Bloom (womens and chill
/ dren's ,garmen's1. sos Fifth av.. Hotel
HILADELPHIA-style Cloak and
cloaks and suits>, New Strand Hotel,
PITTsBuRGII1 Shapiro tshoes. SCI
EATTLE"Mcp ousan s sou,hwick. +,
1ea lean Care 'SSy'r Knott n e: e Ea. af? sst
SACRAMENTO. cAL-rhs Bon Marchs
W. Nathan ready TO wear; care OF
| CHIcAGO-Rothschild Co. =. NJ. Rob.
inson basement. Jobs OF womens and
! misses coats, 40 Fourtn aN.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.-Friedman & Co
Mr.. Friedman (eloaks, suits. &c., Hote
Aberdeen.
DISQUALIFICATION & Wilson, Mr. Hall
| Cready to WEAR, care of 40 Leonard st
! DETROIT-Carp & Jacobs Mr., Carr
| clothing, &c.l, Broadway Central Hotel
| JACKSONVILLE. FLA;-G Damon
! (ready to wear. Hotel Hermitage.
| PORTSMOUTH. VA.-Goodman Co. Mr.
| Goodman (ready to wear), Grand Hotel
| SCRANTON. PA.-Rothman Co, ]. Roth
man tready to wear, Hotel Broztell.
| TAZEWELL. NA.-Bottemore Co. W
Bottemore (ready TO wear. Hotel York
Piece Goods.
ATLANTA--Davidson Paxon, Stokes Co
w. Allen (woollen dress goods, silks
dress trimmings), 1850 Broadway, eighth
iioor.
BALTiMoRE-L. Lauer tdry goods. &c.)
Hotel Breslin.
BALTIMoRE--w. woiler tdry goods, &C.
Hotel Breslin,
| CHICAGo-H. Dauerheim tdry goods
&cD. Hotel Latham.
CHICAGo-G Jensen Co. G. Jenser
Clothing and furnishing goods), Hote
Bresin.
cHICAGo-F. White (piece goods. New
Victoria Hotel.
CLEVELAND--L. Converse tp,sce soods)
Hotel Continental.
| CLEVELAND-F. sternberg (dry goodS
Hotel Hermitage.
lDETRoIT-Burnhsm. stoepel Co. Mr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-21
Chicago Trade Reports.
Special Despdfch 10 THE SuS.

CHICAGO, Sept 20.-Heavy dry goods
lines are moving at a rapid rate, ac-
cording to reports gathered from re-
tailers and given out in the weekly
trade review of John V. Farwell Com
pany. Bedding. dress goods, under
wear, hosiery and ready to wear are all
in big demand.
Large incomes from crops have put
much money in circulation and the re-
tail business all over the country is in
vigorated thereby, the report says. The
labor shortage Is said to be the only
cloud on the horizon. There is a big de-
mand for separate skirts. but because
the help situation is SO precarious 1t Is
hard to get deliveries from factories.
Shipments for September are in ex-
Cess OF the corresponding period last
year
Road sales for immediate and spring
delivery show good increases in COM
par!son with the corresponding week in
1917. Marshall Field says, and collec-
tions continue good
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

Sd Az. NV cor 18th st; esd st. 1887 W:
!. nan IN st. Str ssG;SS: wSMsry E Aidrleh
Aldrlch, $50 W bsth ST. ct al, trustees;
attys, Morrison. E & b. SO wall st; 3
RIDGE ST. iii. mtg $4,000; wooster .g'p 81.
100. mtg sIS50oSCrescent star Realty
Co TO Philip Hoffman, Realty Corpn, eli
r ssd st; attys, Phillips, 81 & w. 81
18TH ST. 2o7 L, mtg sls.5OO now IS. 5000
VIM Cooper to Central Union Trust Co OF
trustee; attys Joline. 1. & Il. 81
10TH ST. sai w-Ethel Angel to KStS
Hoegerl. s22 sth av: atty. Arthur
,sT sShsr' ssse ssh aT; ;; . ~
kingsland, at 1926 sth av; attys. c, p &
w W Buckley. 14l Bway. .........s 900
DIVISION ST. $3.50. mtg {ls.500. a t-sir
Lea Corpn to Florence Israel, SO w lllth
81; atty, Harry C Yompr~ht. 1887
SAME PRoPERTY. a THE state Bank
to Sir Lea Corpn. ~ Bway; atty.
RivERsIpE DRIVE. sss;. mtg now $3.50.
I.s part; a t,Jos silverson TO chas A
Eberhardt. "a e la7th st. Bronx; atty,
18TH ST. lei W. mtg ,i..ooo.iasyers
Title g. Trust Co TO NJ Josephine Ed.
wards. iss Elm st. New Rochelle. n Y:
ssTH ST. n 5. 100 " sd av, mtg ;sso' 600
City Mtg Co to n Y Trust Co, 1s Broad
st: atty. Fredk A Snow. Is wall St. ~
BELMONT Av. s. 100 . 1s7th at, 25x
s7s--Jos Vito to Louis A Gabriel. 322 f
1Osth st; atty, Title Guar d T Co, l7S
DNay 81
SAME PROPERTY-Louir A Gabriel to
Jos Vito. 320 l09th st; atty, same 81
HUGHES AN. 2Sl9-Minnie Gottlieb 10
Lawyers Title & 7 Co. $50 Bway :, atty
Lawyers & T Co, 100 Bway. 81
SAME pROPERTY-Title Guar & Co to
Minnie Gottlieb. 200 w 18th ST.. atty
BELMONT Av, W s. 100 s 18TH st. ask
SI.o-Angelo l. Frumento TO Mollie
simon, IL Cooper So; atty, Title Guar az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-21
FLAT AND DWELLING SALES.

PARK AVENUE-The r.. A. foiak
Realty Company has sold for Everett
r. Wheeler two Ave story tenements
with stores, each on lot 25x90 feet. at
1909 and 1906 Park avenue, to client
of William c. Hyde.
EAST SIXTY-FOURTH STREET-Dr.
paul w. Kimball has sold the four
story and basement dwelling on lot
20x100.5 at 121 East Sixty-fourth
Nstreet The new owner will occupy
SSthe house.
WEST SEVENTY-EIGHTHS STREET
F. Gouget has sold for the jackson
estate 1872 West Seventy-eighth street
q four story dwelling, on lot 20x100.5,
to e. Stewart.
WEST NLNETY-FOURTH STREEr-
Frederick Brown has bought from
Elizabeth NJ Rankin the three story
dwelling with extension at 70 West
Ninety fourth street John r. Loscarn
was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-21
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Professionals Enliven Trading
Broadway Loft Involved
in Deal.
BRONX CORNER S
SOLD
Operator Pays $150,000 Cash
for Prominent Parcel
Many Small Sales.

The six story loft building on the
northwest corner OF broadway and
walker street. on plot fronting 2S.+
feet on Broadway and 1882 feet on
Walker street. which the Brooklyn Saw
ings Bank. acquired early in the year In
foreclosure proceedings. is reported to
have been sold to an investor. A repre-
sentative Of the bank admitted that me-
Gotiations were under way but would
not confirm the sale. The property Is
assessed by the city for taxation pur-
poses at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-21
TRANsFERs AND ASSIGNMENTS.

TRANSFERS And ASSIGNMENTS.
The following transfers and assignments
were ordered yesterday. To take erect
A. NJ. September II:
BICYCLE PATRoLMAN.
william Lamond. seth Prec. to 4sth
Prec.. assignment to bicycle duty dlscon-
tinued.
Lucas Manley. LIST Prec.. to $50 Preo
Thomas j. Foster, i2d Prec.. to bsth
Prec., assigned to bicycle duty.
Alfonso NJ. Gerlinter, sSth Prec.. to
Charles A. MotJenbaclser. llsth Prec.
to Traffic Div, Sub-div. ID.
To take effect s A. NJ. september 20:
Thomas l.. Connors, llsth Prec. to
The following leaves Of absence are su-
thorized, without pay;
PATROLMEN.
John r. Musgrave, 18th Prec., for
days from ~ :0l A. M. September Is,
George A. Musgrave, 51st Prec, for
days from 1901 A. II. September Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-21
PRODUCE MARKETS.

peas. Beans. Marrow, best, 100 lbs. ,ii. 80
Oils; marrow. Manchurian. sl3.so@
b bs' n Ghisnn S ..i
iia5; Lsdy washington. cSl.,orni1,
q. ;s ms, w caI,orH Gsno5n,
81. 30: kotenashi, Japanese, sii'2s91i'5c:
aaituku Manchurian. al; red kidney. best.
toki, Manchurian. ,s,5Oa7; yellow eye
Sll259li5O; white kidney, best. slS.506
T.; impsTiais best ,ti:7Sgi2; kumnssm1o,o,
81 2Sall.5 50: burrito. .SSoas75; bayou,
chilean. S.5oas.75; cranberry, Manchu-
short snn I ,sc SAG Turtle i0 sSSD SssS
pink. csiI,G5n,s Il soS75s;, lima. Ssli1or
,iiso; green, caiiforn,s, 80; Chilean.
sssO@ roji3rr IIspassss 7iSssS SSSk
esarian small, s.; large. sfs5 S85e Man"
BUTTER - Receipts. 4ss2 packages
Creamery, higher than extras; H.; sssr q
unsalt.d,. higher than extras. sili a SIC,
81 a SEC; State. dairy tubs. finest, 57Ia a
5shc; good TO prime. 53@b7c.; common to
fa r.,. ioT snoS sfsds. ] mi
tation creamery, frsts. %60+7c.: lower
grades, tlR 45c.; Imitation creamery, hrsts.
n 4lc: seconds. ace. lower grades. 37I
3shc: packing stock. current make. No: ],
sac; No. 2, 3Sg3shc.: lower grades $50
3Thc.
CHEESE-Receipts. A2 boxes State.
whole milk, fresh flats. specials, coiored,
h.. 2s.c,; whit, 2sAc.; average run coll
ored, 2sH T2Sisc.; white, 2sH12Sh O.:
lower grades. rs a csc; twin. specials, 2St.
a2sisc.; average run, use; lower grades.
25d27hc; Wisconsin. whole milk. single
daisies 29T2shc.; double daisies. 2s4
29hc.; Young Americas, 2sh a SOC: State.
skins. specials, ?Sa2Shc.; prime to choice,
2lm22hc: fair to good. 10000: lower
grades. sal
COTTONSEED OII-Price OF cottonseed
oil on tho spot continues to hold steady at
from 2lq2Ihc., but the demand Is rather
sporadic and the volume of business only
moderate. Other oils are available at a
lower level, but are meeting with an indif-
ferent trade. New crop cottonseed oil Is
selling moderately at the nxed price OF
I'm cents for crude.
EGGs-Receipts., 1855 packages. Fresh
gathered extras. per dozen. 81 q SIC; extra
hrsts. 4Sg SOC; hrsts. HQt7c.; seconds
and poorer s5g4sc.; fresh gathered
dirtles' No. I. IS a. 3sc.; No. and poorer.
S2q 37c.; fresh gathered checks, good ia
choice. dry. S4as5c.; under grades. 80 70
sac; refrigerator, special marks. fancy
charges paid. 4f@Hhc.; hrsts. charges
paid, 438+3hc,; seconds, charges paid,
4lQ42hc.; under grades. as " 40c.; State,
Pennsylvania and nearby Western hennery
whites. fine to fancy, 6+9 CSC: ordinary
TO prime, as 70 sac; gathered whites. ordi-
nary to fine. iSVeac.; Pacific coast whitsS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-21
BRONX CotNER- IN DEAL.

The James McCreery Realty Corpora
ton has sold the one story structure and
four story corner building at the juno
ton of Tiffany and 165th streets and
Westchester avenue, on plot fronting
1853 feet on Westchester avenue, 176 feet
on Tiffany street and 100 feet on 165th
street, to the Mason Realty Company.
Max Natanson president The two build
ings contain sixteen stores. The prop
erty was held at $4,000 and the deal
was for cash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-21
Police Department Orders

Wilson II. Mowdy. oath Prec, for 2
days from A. NJ. September IS
The following resignation Is accepted
To take effect ~ p. NJ. September 10:
PATROLMAN
Daniel T. Conklin. No. 2i2. 18th Prec
The following death is reported:
SERGEANT.
Morris Fiorsheim. No Il, .sth Prec
died at 5:26 A. NJ. September 20 in his
home, 5ol West l56th street, suddenly
from heart failure. Funeral from his
late residence. lnterment Cypress Hills
Cemetery.
SPECIAL PATROLMEN.
These designations OF special patrolmen
were accepted. To take effect Septem- :
Der Is, with I. W. +. Engineering Com
pany:
George Carving. $50: James scarry, 1852;
Charles spreckie. $40; Charles Wilson.
S42; Terence +. NcAdam. 772; John ID,
Sylvester, 40: Henry d. Kelierman, 7s7;
Frank II; Simon. 7s4; W. r. Mcdonald,
7b7; William Seaman, 1856: Charles
Booth. 1856 &c. A. Southland. 7ss: willie m
Lockwood, 1877; william Owens. s22.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-21
CLEAN UP LOT SALE TODAY.

On the premises, at public auction, at
the corner OF Utica avenue and Malone
street the Jere johnson Jr. Company
will sell to-day for the Bond and Mort
gage Guarantee Company the balance Of
the block bounded by Utica avenue,
Montgomery street. Schenectady avenue
Malbone street and Lefferts avenue. con-
sisting of fifty-six lots. The sale will be
held at p. NJ, rain or shine These lots
are only five short blocks from the Utica
avenue station of the Eastern Parkway
line (now nearing completion) of the In
terborough Rapid Transit system. and
are passed by the Reid avenue cars via
Reid and Utica avenues. Liberai terms
have been arranged; purchasers can
make payments in monthly instruments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-21
MORTGAGES.

MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth of Fourteenth street)
WOOSTER ST. 24s-ts. ssx5?. Sept Is
Alice carroll to " Title q Mort Co.
is5 Bway. . yrs. So .............S5.oO 900
West Side.
tWest Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
GAP ST. ios-llo W, 7Sxloo.5. Aug %
Wm n Wheeler to Columbia Tras, Co,
atty, title 9 4 Co, i7s bway: .'..5' 90
10TH ST: 1870 W. Dec IL, 1si7-Re-
ss ss cTsoa sra to Anssns pST
chas Wiener. Rector ct. 1852
Uptown
Manhattan Island. north of 10th street,
ST; NICHOLAS Av. W cor l7sth st,
man 10 vo,, NJ Sep. i sss ,s silver
due Sept Is, 1929. Sc. pr mtg Sl4o, 900
atty Title Il 7 Co, 17s Bway. $50. 900
Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx)
MORRIS Av. 1898, e $, 2oxloo-Jas II
Sept is, yrs. Sc attys wechsler & X,
wALToS Av u, centre line Iioih 81. '' Sax
Steers, W 18TH at, Sept IL, yrs, So :
city. Lawyers Title & + Co. is6 Broad
way ......,.,...........1 a. ann
POWERS ST, 3iS. as, 50xss.2-Morris Pol
SKY to Ernest ID Gerard, Garden City, 1.
l. prior mtg ss2.S0o Sept /. due March
Il, isZl, So attys. Pressinger &c y, 60
WISE Az. lIss. W $. go.loo-sim;on ' Phi.
Ups TO Burlock Rabell, so Hamilton
Ierraee. and ano. Sept 10. demand, 60
ety. Rabell, IS Park Row. 81. 100
FART of lot IS. lying east Of line iOi .
klng av and extending 9 to low water
marx Long Island Sound. with strip on
25xl-Amy II Short to " Coopera-
tive B & L. Assn. IS w l25th st. Sep,
70 installs, So: atty, WIN Langlop.
HseetoI ~. ..... .N. 100