davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1918-08-30
BANKER SELLS A HOUSE.

WEST TENTH STREET-Dr. c. A.
Decker. president OF the Bronx Bor-
ough Bank. has sold the three story
and basement dwelling. on lot 21.6x
%, at as West Tenth street. Pease q
Gilman and Dunlap & Lloyd were the
brokers'
THIRD AvENUE-;clia NJ. Perrelia has
bought from James II. Cruikshank the
Ave story tenement. on lot. 26xl00. at
37l4 Third avenue. Smith & Phelps
were the brokers. Mr.. Cruikshank sold
the adjoining similar property at 371a
to Leo Suchomel earlier this week.
WEST 122D STREET-Marcus l.. Osk
has bought from Elizabeth Talbert the
three story and basement dwelling. on
lot 1s.7x10O.Il. at 1872 West lad
street
WEST FIF-TY-SECOND STREET-The
four story and basement dwelling at
65 West Fifty-second street was given
in part payment for the store property
at the northeast corner OF Sixth ave-
nue. and Ninth street. sold recently by
Richard s. Elliott The Sixth avenue
corner was purchased by Mary Mar
garet for investment. The Fifty-sec-
ond street house occupies a Not COX
1905.
EAST 18TH STREET-H. Schlenofi
has sold s26 East 167th street. a Ave
story apartment, on plot 40x100, to a
client of Philip d. Shapiro.
The sun., 1918-08-30
Button Shoes Doomed
by Height Reduction

@OVERNMENT reduction in the
height OF shoes will practi-
~ cally legislate button shoes
for women out Of existence. accord
ing TO those who are in touch with
the business. The reduction in the
height Of shoes will make them 30
msightly that no one will buy them,
II Is said
There will be, however, an excep-
ton in the case OF button shoes for
elderly women, II is believed. which
type Is staple. The regulations call
ing for lesser heights OF shoes go
into effect October /.
The sun., 1918-08-30
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

nth Av, $. ?5.l IT of 5lst st. 2slx
10o-Citizens Savings Bank agt Marks
Levy ct al (amended foreclos OF mtg /:
attys. Beall e. Rogers
24TH ST. 1879 =, gath st. =. So4 It W
OF Sd av, 22xsss: 6Sth ST, s. 200 IT
W Of West End av, 5oxloo.5: IS st. s s.,
$50 II of West End av. ls0.ixl00. SIX
irreg. and 7tth st. $. 100 Z; of West
End av. 24N66x irreg-Commercial Trust
Co of Y. agt william Bradley tno-
tice Of sherin's sale): attys, Deiches &
Goldwater.
CHERRY ST. n W Rutgers st. silk
43.5-willlam Gillian. eNr SC. agt
Samuel Tishman ct al foreclos of mtg ,
attyH Cadwalader. wickersham & TAFT.
-3+TH ST. 3t3 w-Allsn Marquard ct al.
agt Margare, T Taglia pietra ct al fore
clos Of mtg); attys. Everett. Clarke &
Benedict
JEFFERSON ST, i4-sheidon Leavitt ct
al, trustees. ast Jacob Koronefsky ct al
tforeclos Of mtg: attys. Roosevelt &
kobbe
BLEECkER ST, l5o-l5:-Metropolitsn
Life Ins Co. agt Bryant Real Estate Co
ct al foreclos of mtg attys, Butcher,
Tanner Foster.
Bronx.
LOT Il, block 2sss. sec II. on tax map
Nod-A- Way Co. Inc. agt Merle St
John ct al faction TO foreclos transfer
OF tax LEM: ATTY. II. Swain.
LOT 21e part Of. map Of Cnionport-
Frank Rauch. agt John wenninEer ct al
foreGios OF Mtg: atty. NJ. b. McHugh
The sun., 1918-08-30
RENTING IN THE COUNTRY.

The Robert Il Farley Organization
has leased house on the corner Of
Harrington and Monroe avenues at
Philipse Manor, Tarrytown, to Mrs. K.
Ozburn of New York
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
has leased for Mrs. Charles w. Fisk
to Burnett r. Ruggles her place at the
corner of Cedarhurst and Lakeview ave-
nues. Lawrence. L. ].
Leonce Perret. French playwright,
has leased the sixteen acre Parker
estate on Manhasset Bay.
The sun., 1918-08-30
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Investors Again Lead in Pur-
chase and Sale of Small
Properties.
Y. w. c. A. BUYS IN SD ST
Takes Five Dwellings-Busi-
ness Leasing Reflects Good
Trade Conditions.

The Young women's Christian Associ'
alton, whose two big eleven story struc-
lures occupy the block front on the west
side OF Lexington avenue, between Fifty
second and Fifty-third street. has ac-
quired from Minturn Post Collins. st
Zitas Home and Marie A Berti the
I'VE adjoining dwellings at 12a to 131
East Fifty-second street. occupying
plot ss.sx10o.5. The property was taken
subject to q. mortgage for $4,000.
The sun., 1918-08-30

David Reichsrd, 10 Crosby st. pr mtg
N5.12s. Aug 20, due Dec 2S. 1920, Sc;
atty. A 8 Newman, Is Crosby st. 200
136TH ST. 2I2 E. 25x1oo-John Lynch
and ano to Jas A Walton, c75 1ssth
ST. pr mtg $500. May T.. demand. Sc
HUGHES Av, 1881. W g, 25xioo-Rosina
La scaior to Rosa Heyman. SCI Whit
sSs atty. T G q T Co, i7s Bway. .sl,75o
The sun., 1918-08-30
MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and at
torney)
Downtown.

TWIN name and address OF lender ana at
torney)
Downtown.
South Of Fourteenth street)
WATTS ST. 81, II cNsT.5 and Water at, 81.
$, EOS Narick st. 7TxS5x irreg, lease
hold, Aug ?sIHoward II I,osue Co to
Adrian II Jackson, 25l W ssth ST, due
Aug l. 1927, SO; atty H Jackson. los
Hor tetS" sT .s.:7, sc.ico m A tS;'SS
ny swanson to s Trust ui : co Of rfS Y.
atty'. Stewart & shearer. As wall
12TH ST. :.a' E. 2s4xlos.s. Aug Han.
nah sullivan to L S Fidelity & Guaran-
tee Co. ~ Cedar st. due and Int as per
r o"naS 1eed recorded as an mortgaEe as Sc
receiver In action of VIM Fay VS. Law
renee Mulligan and ano, executors of
Timothy d sullivan: address. u &
Co. ~ Cedar st......,.......,.,... 81
East Side.
EAST of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
I'd Az, 1912 eoSxs4, Aug 2a--Auguste
Bishop. an incompetent. by sidney
Bernstein, to Title Guar a Trust Co. l76
Bway. due and int as per bond 81, 900
lo5D ST. - $50 Q Sd av. ?5xlO0.ll Aug
the MSs" LIE A e." soassS Of
The U s;.Ss yrs. Sc; attys, Alexander 4
ssTH sr as b y. s53iccs n M Mas $500
Mildred A RottEer to Aug HERMANN. 1855
tl@'oOo; attys Il Bloch, 90 Nassau
West Side.
tWest OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and ll0th streets)
| 18th ST, rs. 100 w Columbus av. COX
1922, Aug 23--Josephine VI X van Ferris
to lgnatius Devlin. ll6 BROAD st, due
sept ], 1921. ga r. atty. Ephralm Der
liner, 23S Bway. Observation-Disclosures. S6765
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th street
Cd Av, ?4s7, 244xlOo, p IN, Aug es-I.uisI
Ceruilo 10 Kath l. Minife 2S4 Willis sv,
The Bronx. yrs, Sc. prior mtg $500
atty, Bowers, 1877 w l25th h So 500
lSSD ST, -. 1871 Bway l6.sx74li, Aug
22-Linwood Co to Annie Schwartz ll35
Park av. due Sept l. 1923. 81 "a: atty,
chas Gerlich' Jr 2lo L S5th st. IS. 900
Bronx.
Borough of Tho Bronx
! lSsTH ST, SIS, 1913 81 AIMS av old
I line, COX 00--Ellmer-Reichard Rlty 10 IN
| UNFIrRSISHFn ApARTNE>ro rn .--
The sun., 1918-08-30
wEsTeHEsTER REALTY DEALS,

Dal Hawkins has bought the Lexing-
ton Hotel. In Chappaaua. and will take
possession October 1.
Frederick p. Boehm has sold the Clu-
low property, corner OF Beach and Mag
nolia avenues, Larchmont Manor. the
former summer home Of Justice Scott.
The purchaser will occupy.
The sun., 1918-08-30
FLUSHING DWELLING SOLD.

J. Albert Johntra has sold IA South
Prince street, Flushing, a dwelling. on
plot 25x1o0. for Nora Slston to Harry
Fogelman OF Flushing.
The sun., 1918-08-30
To start Innovation in Display.

The International Buyers Club. Inc.
will open Labor Day its headquarters
in the Bush Terminal Sales Building.
Forty-second street. The club Is for
the purpose of displaying goods in the
most economical way for the beneht OF
buyers. taking the burden Of individual
display off the seller and enabling buy
ers to find all goods they desire without
recourse to many different localities.
The innovation Is considered likely to
achieve unprecedented results.
The sun., 1918-08-30
LAWYER BUYS ARvERNE HOUSE

Daniel H. Jackson has sold for si2.-
900 cash to Abraham j. Halpin tine
three story dwelling. on plot 75x75, at
"a Straiton avenue. corner OF Larl<ins
street. Arverne, L. l. Louis Adler was
the broker.
The sun., 1918-08-30
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET.


By Joseph p. Day.
CLINTON ST, 243.25I, n W cor Cherry At.
13l. fvc sty tnts and
strs and sty loft and str bldg-Carl
Fischer agt + Walden ct al; due. w.
eSS.S5; taxes, &c. Suisse: prior mtgs,
$4,000; to the plaintiff .S77,42s
133D ST, PIG W, 2Tx?e IL, s. stH int W
Cox. trste, &c. agt Hannah Grohman ct
al: due. tle, I49.1l: taxes. &c, $3.50 so; 70
the plaintiff Observation-Disclosures. SIC, 000
The sun., 1918-08-30
TO BUILD AT GREAT NECK.

Frederick Byington has bought a
half acre plot in the Great Neck Es-
tates, Great Neck, L. l., apparently for
development.
The sun., 1918-08-30

struction Co..............., IA.
Bettalia, Orlando F.-F. c. Bar. 10"
. ton a.: soon
cocins.,t ,ss'I Er IL. II; hooke 1890
chiehester Warren; and Fred. ''''
Donovan. Harry f.. ADMIN
Ferguson Samuel /. and Martin 1910
G.-Eastern Bedstead Co.. l5oo,
Kamerman. Israeli. Cohen. sSis'..
kuttner. Daniel WI schlech-
King. Hiter-Lindi stevens. 1880
Inc. .,;;.;,;;,;,.....,... ......... $3.50
KKapian, ",iiiam-A; Newmark.. ?,o3iI7
h i,,,n Morrls-H; LEVIN lOSs7
Fechtman q Co., inc. ...... 1881,
N. Y. Interurban development
Co..Riehard +. Thibaut Inc. 3aoo
Ramme. Walter--G. 8. Cosse Iaa az
Rapport isdore - Hartman
Goldsmith CO.. Inc t;....... ?ssSo
Rothstein. samuei-s. Krauss &
Rc'enbaum. Hyman-E. Kirsh. VIVA
seiden. Hyman-iH. suntdei........... i ,sS;S
Singer Embroidery Co. Inc.-Nel.
son Bead co. ...;....,....,.. s:i.7i
Sehsur .,,......;.;;,..;:..;... 2.5ss.7i
genheimer. Emma LISA, Rob
ert A. Nathan, Sarah Friedman.
Walter E. Wolf. stephen
woln. Irma Schoolherr, Cohen
and Louis Schoolherr--Excel-
sior Savings Bank OF the City
weyl. Ernest Joseph stern '''''''
wsir sGhs w;liiam-c. Hart Elk sssss
Williamson Bros, Inc.-Subma-
rine Film Corp. ............... :5,5e1Ol
BRONX.
The FIRST name Is that OF the debtor:
Albert, Charler-E. c. Thorne.... $500
| Lynch, John FIG. T. Richard
| Locker, Frank. Teitelbaum 1919
Rhenish, Augusta. and Frank
| Rheinish-H. Bowling ct al. 762.7O
Stitch. Henry-N. Y Telephone
| Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6Ils
Satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The first name Is that of the debtor the
| second that of the creditor and dats when
| judgment was filed:
| Davis, Jefferson A. - National
| Cash Register Co; June 4, 1913 tis7Io
Evarts Holding Col Murphy:
| Jan. "a, .1a17-. ................ loo.o1
Same-M. Murphy: Jan. "a. 1917 10000
Goldberg & Greenberg. inca.
B. Albert: July II. lsls....... 1000
Wales. Harry Ga. Whine; July
| 16. 1917. A7ettS
Kaymark Realty Col Kronen-
berg & Co.; May s. 1917 IVA
cated) ................ SN.to
The sun., 1918-08-30
JAMAICA LOTS IN CASH DEAL.

Daniel III. jackson has sold to James
w. Kennedy twelve lots on walbridge
street. and on Grant place. Jamaica.
L. I. The deal was negotiated by Louis
Adler.
The sun., 1918-08-30
SUPERINTENDENT,

for large plant manufacturing
U. s. Army uniforms, wanted,
Men with experience only need
apply, Must be capable OF handling
foreman and help-be responsible
for quality and productio and must
he familiar with sectioniZing WORK,
State salary and references S. r,
Box la4 Sun office.
The sun., 1918-08-30
MORGAN LIBRARIAN A BUYER.

Miss Belle De Costa Green. librarian
for J. p. Morgan. is the buyer of the
dwelling at 1913 East Thrty-e eighth
street. sold recently by Pease & Eli
The sun., 1918-08-30
BED co. BUYS .BRoOkLYN SITE.

The Highlander Spring Bed Com
pany has bought the buildings on John
son, Stuart and Varick avenues Brook
lyn. near the Long Island Railroad
tracks. They contain 10000 square
feet OF floor space.
The sun., 1918-08-30
Government Awards Given.
Special Despatch 10 TIE suN.

WAsHrNGroN, Aug. 29.-The bureau
OF supplies and accounts. Navy Depart
ment, has made the following awards
Schedule 5066ia, mattress ticking. 1907
600 yards. "a cents; $4,000 yards. 80
cents: Clarence Whitman. New York.
The sun., 1918-08-30

man for Charles E. Rhinelander. Miss
Green has lived In the same block.
The sun., 1918-08-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

State Of New York. once OF the Secretary
OF state, SIS:
THIS CERTIFICATE. Issued in dupli-
cate. hereby certHies that the EMPIRE
STATE TRADING CORPORATION a do
mestic stock corporation. has filed in this
ONCE on this 10th day OF August. 1915.
papers for the voluntary dissolution of
such corporation under section 2cl OF the
General Corporation Law, and that It sp-
pears theretrom that such corporation has
complied with said section in order to be
dissolved.
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF once
OF the Secretary OF
State. at the City of
tSeal OF Secre- Albany. this sixteenth
tary of State. day OF August. one
State OF New York; thousand nine hundred
and eighteen
,SiBnedb c. w. TAFT,
Second Deputy Sec
rotary of State.
The sun., 1918-08-30
BROOKLYN DWELLING SALES.

Henry Pierson & Co. have sold 62s
Carlton avenue, three story brown
stone dwelling, on lot 20xS7, for the es.
The sun., 1918-08-30
Yesterdays Fires.

A. NJ. LoA
Moody; ..................N Not given
1:l5-ll5 w. 3oth St. A. G. Wald-
man .................. Slight
1:.0-3ll f. 18th st, not given. Slight
l:2o-l5 Pitt ST.: NJ. l.agnsky Triflng
l:25-40s sth av.: Basllos Cpse-
iantes .............. Slight
c:25-5eS Sth av.; Reilly Bros. ..... None
S:35-6s-70 Pitt st; y. Rectar. 80. Slight
3:55-121-125 Crosby St; George
Mlllar & Co..............Cn knovh
s:3s-Park av. and Tooth St; auto
mobile truck; Westcott Ex-
press Co................... None
The sun., 1918-08-30
DIVIDENDS.

Stock Of Pay.
~ RECORD. able
Ahmeek Mining Co, q t2Sept. Sept -
Am. Internal Corp q soc Sept. is Sept 80
Am, Internal corp Pr q,
9oc. .,,..,.....,.,.:... Sept. is Sept 80
Calumet Hecla Mining
Co, q. sl5.,.......... Sept. Sept 20
Canadian Gen. Eiec. Co. Q,
&c ...:...,........... sept. - Oct.
~ Paso Eiec CO. O. " 30 sept. Sept. l6
'Heywood Bros Wake
held Co. eN, AUG. - sept. !:
Co. pr. s-a, sS $500. Aug ~ Sept. !?
Imperial OIL CO. OF Can
indian Ref Co, q. 50. sept. 5 Sept. 1s
Indian Ref Co. pr. O.
i'S :...''... Sept. Sept. Is
inter SILVER Co., Pr a.
l+e .;',.,.;..'.,.'. - Oct. /
Isle Roysie Mining Co. q.
The sun., 1918-08-30

Statesmen, WHOSE BUSINESS is
CtRTAlLED RY PRESENT COSSERVA-
TON, CAN UTILIZE PART TINE TO
ADVANTAGE IN SELLING WINES AND
LIQUORS. GOOD COMMISSION. NJ, bon
10, SUN OFFICE.
The sun., 1918-08-30

All persons having claims against the
above named corporation are directed to
the corporation. room 1900, 81 Nassau
Street, Borough of Manhattan. City,
County and State of New York.
Dated. August 81, 1918.
II. ?. a3ARRAND. Treasurer
The sun., 1918-08-30
MECHANICS LIENS.


WEST HOUSTON ST, lss-1so Joseph
Popkin agt Grenville Kane. owner: Nor
rls Lexington, contractor. .......... $3.50
THOMPSON ST. ss-Frank Skolnik agt
Fanny Levy. owner and contrac-
BowERY. 5o-52b, and Elizabeth st. "a
26-Isaac Klinghoner agt Atlantic Gar
den Realty Corp. owner: Korens The
atre Corp. contractor; .......,,.. .t2o9
agt 191-193 Canal st. Inc. owner and
contractor; Geo Grossman. contrac-
nth ST. n 8. $50 W 9Th av. 2oxs2.1-Ben-
Jamin Walker agt Rachel Osterweis.
owner and contractor. ............. $50
18Th ST, 2e6-230 w-Chas F Peck agt
Walter Brooks and Yorkvile Realty Co,
owners; Liberty Bakeries Corp. eontrac-
tor -. 80 - ''''' - - - "
4STH ST. l2.-r26 w-Tremont Roofing
Corp agt chas l. MORGAN and Augusta
+ wickstrom, owners: Pompei Construc-
ton Co. contractor. ................3 $500
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.
WATER ST. A-Bonlca &SMurphy agt
Daniel Birdssll ct al. July %, lslsS4A35
The sun., 1918-08-30

WANTED. at once, four jewelry repair.
XLEITz & BRO. CO.. Wilmington. Del.
The sun., 1918-08-30

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
The sun., 1918-08-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.

WATER ST. A-Bonioa &sMurphy az
Daniel Birdssll ct al, July %, l9lSst.3
The sun., 1918-08-30

APARTMENTS TO LET
The sun., 1918-08-30
Elk DIVIDEND TABLE.

Payable In Fourth Liberty Loan.
The sun., 1918-08-30
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
To the Public Service Commission:

The marlborough Rapid Transit Systems Brooklyn
tension to be opened Nostrand Ave. and
Eastern Parkway and Nostrand Ave- to Flat
bush Ave-, terminating about 900 #. from the tracks
of the Long Island Railroad Manhattan Beach. At
present the Long island Railroad only operates four
trains a day this lne just enough to hold its
charter. Surely money is being made for the
City on this branch of the Long Island Railroad.
The sun., 1918-08-30
To the Interborough
To the B. r. 7.

Your Brighton Beach line parallels for miles the tracks
of the Long Island Railroad. But when you reach
Sheepshead Bay just outside of Manhattan Beach, you
turn west to Brighton Beach and Coney Island while
only short would enable your trains to run
into the Manhattan Beach terminal thus serving Man
haitian Beach and Brighton Beach direct
The sun., 1918-08-30

NEW YOKK-sTATEN ISLAM
The Washington times., 1918-03-19
WHITE ARM BANDS
TO Be URGED FOR
CAPITAL 'SL|CKERS'

Thousands and thousands OF officers
ana men in Washington who are
wearing the uniforms OF Uncle Sam.
but who are engaged on what is really
the work OF civilian clerks, may md
themselves tagged" In such a way as
TO make II plain 10 the naked eye that
they are not nghting men.
This, at least, 10 the disposition Of
some members OF Congress who are
growing more and more insistent that
some method be taken for distinguish
ing the army fighter from the individ-
ual In army uniform who is not in
the fighting game and 10 not either
preparing for battle or in some direct
way related to the army's lighting ac-
tiylties.
The fact that the Nationa1 Capital,
a. well as some other eenters in the
country. is filled with great numbers
OF booted and spurred officers who are
holding down chairs in Government
buildings and shining IN society and
about hotels. has got the goat" of
many House and Senate members.
Democratic Leader Kitchin, OF the
House, il one OF the leaders who Is
stirred up about II. He Is going to
take 1t up shortly with the President
and 10 expected to air his views on
the subject on the floor.
Mr.. Kitchin feels the "slickers"
should be distinguished by some
mark, such Is a white arm band.
The Washington times., 1918-03-19
GARDEN CAMPAIGN.
FORD. D.C.LAUNCHED;
PLAN BIG INCREASE

Armed with charts showing the
proper time for planting VsTious
vegetables. hundreds OF WaShing-
tonisns today will commences pre-
iiminary operations in cultivation OF
q rseord-breaking acreage Of Dls-
triet war gardens.
Impetus to the movement was given
last night when an enthusiastic
group OF representatives of forty
three civic organizations met u the
District building and were addressed
by Y. F. Colladay. chairman Of the
garden committee OF the local eoun-
ell OF defense. and others
Early start Needed.
Following this gathering. at which
thousands OF the planting charts
were distributed. Mr. Colladay I'M
pressed today the necessity OF GET
ting at the work OF pIoWing and
tIlling at once. Thorough organiEa-
ton Is OF paramount importaace.
but an early start is almost equally
so. he declared.
Potatoes should be planted now
said Mr.. Colladay. "And other Vsge-
IN N@Ao H~et 49,
ture."
Mr.. Colladay announced last night
that II. 81. Connolly. expert Of the
Department of Agriculture. viii be
in constant attendance at the garden
committees headquarters. room SIS
Union Trust Building, where he will
answer all questions and give plant
ing charts to anyone asking for them.
Vote Of support.
A Unanimous vote OF support was
accorded Mr.. Colladay's suggsstjoaS
for immediate activity.
Progress In organization Of gar
den clubs will be reported at . maSs
meeting to be held April 2 IN Tie
Public Library y
Others making addresses last night
were Commissioner w. Gwynn Gardf-
ner, DR.. Bradford Knapp. Departments
OF Agriculture, and Mr.. Conolly,
Conrad Syme. corporation counsel.
and several representatives. Of eiti.
zens' associations.
The Washington times., 1918-03-19
ENGLISH SOCIETY WOMEN
WASH SOLDIERS DISHES

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J., March IL
Rebuked by Mrs. August Belmont be-
cause they said they were firing of
making surgical dressings for the
Red Cross, . certain group of New
York debutantes are turning out
more war work materials today than
any similar group in the country.
George e. Boldt, chairman OF the
waIdorf-Astoria Hotel, OF New York,
tells the story of how the young
ladies' asked Mrs. Belmont to appear
before them and tell them of some
Of the work being done by the wom-
en- of England.
Some of the best women in Eng
land. Mrs Belmont said, had been
washing dishes In the csntonments.
Aren't you tired of washing dishes?"
she asked them.
Yes" was the reply, but we have
been doing IL so long now that We
know all about it. and will continue
until the end"
The Washington times., 1918-03-19
Superior Grade Coats, $3.50

t.ilo5sd Gost to compare with those
wool poplins, Delhi; coors, with
backs, pockets collars button
a neck. Many hslflned. Only o tw Of
kind Special a 322.50.
The Washington times., 1918-03-19
HOSPITAL FUND
GETSS8,863AS
CAMPAIGN RESULT

As a result Of last weeks cam
paign the Emergency Hospital today
is richer by the sum Of s5e.e63.z3.
The hnaI subscription OF the cam
paign was Q 5000 donation from an
ANONYMOUS donor, to be used In es-
tablishing an ambulance fund
The four loving cups. the gift of
william Z. Fowler, were presented
at yesterday's luncheon. Mrs.
Thomas T. GaR received the cup for
the team receiving the largest
amount, Mrs A C. MeClintoek. that
for the team receiving the largest
number of subscriptions; DR.. II. u.
Kaufman. the one for the worker
raising the largest amount. and Rear
Admiral Cary T. Grayson. the cup for
the individual getting the largest
number OF subscriptions.
The Washington times., 1918-03-19
At About
! R Regular
Prices

This universally known and qua r
anteed suver-plated tableware. IN inc
desirable beaded pattern, requires no
Introduction to Palais Royal patrons
Buf we wish to lay Gtress on
The unuHuaIness Of this purchHse'
the extraordinary OPportunIty
that a. affords and the wonderful
values at these priceSi
The Washington times., 1918-03-19

Willow Armchairs, 4.75.
uH Placed on Display.
ApS alrnzfty French Willow, very dur
LiRHn. Special tomorrow at S475
PaIais ROyaI-FOurth Floor.
The Washington times., 1918-03-19
High Character Suits, $3.50

from $500 $50 less Of such
eoiors Exclusive styles among the samples Included
Choice for S225O.
The Washington times., 1918-03-19

In this lot are Street
Dresses. Afternoon Dresses,
and Evening Dresses, in hns
taffeta. foulard, crepe de
chine. and crepe meteor.
Dozens OF beautiful styles to
select from. in all the new
seasons best colors. Misses
and womeu's sizes. Also
AlI-wooI Serge Suits, in va
Tious wanted styles, splep-
didly tailored.
The Washington times., 1918-03-19

PaIaEs R:yaI-street FIsor.
The Washington times., 1918-03-19
BOY STOLE - AUTOS.

SYRACUSE. ". T.. March 1a-rhir
teen-year-old Robert Lynch, son Of state
Industrial Commissioner James ~
Lynch, was taken to the state Industrial
School today to begin serving an ln-
definite sentence for the theft Of thirty
four automobiles.
The youth not only admitted that be
had ste len the cars. but made bold to
boast Of the fact that he stole the en-.
tire thirty-four in only the past two
months
The Washington times., 1918-03-19

Strikingly beautiful
Dresses Of taffeta silk,
satin. stripe taffeta, crepe
de chine; in the new spring
effects, in all colors. Get
here early tomorrow-these
dresses will prove wonderful
sellers.
The Washington times., 1918-03-19
Suits Priced at
$19.95
Wome-Buhfd IN WAity-n the
included n hi @ IN r

Exceptional values at this
price in fine mannish serges,
poplins, and silk taffetas.
Included are many one-of-
a-kind samples, tailored and
trimmed; smart military ef-
feets; suits in black, navy,
tan. Copenhagen, and clay.
Very special at 1896.