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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-Bcans-Mar
choice zoe lbs,, tt2' cosoorroref. chilean,
si7 tesi SD. pea od ls i Gh?'i bosi 81? SO
Lady Washington. California, siO50iii;
small white California, $40. jOdll; tcpary,
,I0,5Oaii; daituku. Manchurian. ss'So1
10; red Kidney, 1918, choice. El2.75; 1917
bNt, 81 q . II 30; red marrow, s9Q9.25;
M 81 q K oManGhnren, $685.; yellow eye
mote. ManchuriAn slIa12i cabalIero
1915, S9.j0g 10; burr!to. Chilean. !S.25T
SsG; bayou Chilean; ;saS25; cranb.gry;
gs.'S; short s. pink California; sS;25i
c h.sn TF'fS 5 co IaSsness
black eyc, California, S7@7,25; splits, vel
low. 1S.e5as,5oi green. Sl4 so a 10; white,
small. Manehurian, s6.75g7; Jumbo, Ss,25
BuTTER--Crenmcry higher than extras
H.. So q a Gee; extras, % score. CSC; frsts,
So to 81 score, G9l2 a. y c.. seconds, So to
81 score, 55 = n 59c.i lower grades 52@55c. 4;
extras GGiS Il &c; flrsts, Ctls a IS y (;
seconds, S1g sic, State dairy tubs. finest.
"a d 64isc.; good to prime. 5s969c; com
30 d 5lc,; hrsts 47T4sc.; lower grades. a.
V46c.; imitation creamery hrsts, A ui5c. {;
ladies; current !, make tirsts' 40t3 q IL = G. ;
SsRc,: packing stock. current make, No.
!, 1884, q sec No. ., S71s case; lower
grades, 81 o 3bn.
CHEESE--state, whole milk. fresh fats,
specials cOiored H., SieS sac; white. 80
Q34lAC.; average run, colored, $685.. c.
white, SqsSi2c; lower grades, 3OG
92t2c. twins, specials. 3iaSihr.; aver
age run, 32d 3Sc; lower grades 80 q
S2Hc; fats. held, specials. 39A a sS'a G
average run, 81 a 3cc twins held specials.
32i7 a 80 W &C.; average run. 81 132c.; lower
giddes, 9GG 90ihc.; Wisconsin, whole milk,
single daisies, held; s2qaic; fresh, 70 q
36c,: doubt" daisies. held, S2a33iac,
young Americas, fresh, S7qf3Sc. State.
skins specials, 26'a n zee, prime 10
choice, 90 d 2jc,; fair to good, 20q22c.
lower grades, l0alsc,
Eggs Fresh gathered extras, per doz.,
II cree; extra flrsts, 60 q zoe; frsts, 60
n CSC; seconds. Coz 64c,; undergrades, 81
n 5sc,; dir,ics, No. 1. asa i9c.; Ma 2 and
poorer 43I47c,; checks, good 10 choice
dry, 43Gf4c,; under grades, Ssd42c,; rc-
frigerator, 4lg6lo.; state, Pennsylvania,
and nearby Western hcnnery whites fine
to fancy, eO@alc.; ordinary to prime. 70
9Sse.; gathered whites. ordinary to bns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
POLICE GET LOAN PRIZES.
More Awards Made fss
Work in Last Drive.

Thirty-one additional prizes wsrs
ava rried yesterday by Frederick A.
Wallis. Deputy Police Commissioners, to
members Of the force who had done good
work in the last Liberty Loan drive
These prizes supplemented those given at
the dinner at the Waldorf THURSDAY
night.
Patrolman Peter Gilshenan, New
Brighton precinct, received a $500 bond.
and Patrolman Charles W. Flood, West
Forty-seventh street station, and Joseph
F. O'Sullivan, Alexander avenue station,
The Bronx, each received a 500 bond.
Twenty-Five patrolmen each received q
$50 bond.
Three police reservists. John T.
O'Brien, Isabelle Rutherford and Nellie
King, received a 500 bond each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
BOWLING MAKES Big
REALTY PURCHASE
President Of City Investing
Co. Buys Wall st. Corner and
Nassau st. Building.
MORE THAN 81, 900, OOOPAID
Largest Speculative Deal Of
Year-Several Other Oper-
atoms Reported.

Robert e. Bowling IL back in the real
estate market He came back yesterday
IN n way which recalls the days before
the slump came in realty, when his activ-
tiles were the sensation of the market
Properties on Wall and on Nassau streets
valued at s1.35o.ooo according to the last
public price placed On them by the
sellers, the Mortimer estate. have been
acquired by him for resale. The deal
backs up splendidly the optimism which
Mr.. Bowling expressed in an interview
on the future Of real estate printed re-
Gently in THE Sun. 1t IL the largest
speculative transa ction that has come to
light In a long time. and should have the
effect of encouraging buying, since one
Of the keenest men in the field is willing
TO back his confidence in the future by
Investing a fortune.
i Mr.. Bowling has bought the Mortimer
building at the southeast corner OF Wall
and New streets and the Office building
at a. and 66 Nassau street, which is on
the east side of the block between
Maiden lane and John street He bought
both properties from the Mortimer fam
/. fly, which had owned them for eighty
two years. Mr.. Mortimer would not discuss
the price, but the locations of the prop
zone, which from now on win be
greater financial centre than ever before,
and Nassau street, which IL one of the
busiest thoroughfares down town. would
indicate values running into large fig
ures.
The family has held the property
through various stages OF development OF
the citys business district, having first
acquired the parcels when Wall and
Nassau streets were just beginning TO
blossom up as exclusive business streets.
The Mortimer Building Is eight stories
high and nestles into the northwest Coz
ner of the Stock Exchange. The struc-
ture has been n landmark in the finan-
cial district because Of the location there
Of several large Exchange houses and
large banking concerns. 1t is one OF the
pioneer structures of the district, having
been built In 1884 from plans by George
r. Post. II has q frontage of 81 feet on
Wall street. CO., feet on New street, 52.6
feet on the southerly line and 81 feet
on the easterly line. An entrance to the
stock Exchange adjoins the property on
Wall street.
The Nassau street property Is the FIVE
story structure on the east side of the
way, seventy-two feet north of Maiden
lane. II has a frontage of So feet on
Nassau street and Is about 90 feet deep.
It was said last night II would
not be surprise to hear that Mr. Dow
ling had resold the properties. He has.
been negotiating for them TO- at Ian A.
seven months. The death In E,nca ~
Richard Mortimer 80 ee1iiiyy in the year
halted negotiations JnI,n. Friend me-
gotiated transaction
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
MANY TO WINTER HERE.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
apartments at All Park avenue to Mira
Evelyn Schley Of Short Hills, ". ].
with L. X Van Wrinkle at sos West End
avenue TO Charles Luke; at IS East
Sixty-second street to Mrs. Harriet
Bdgerton. and at % East Forty-ninth
street to q. K. Ball.
Pease h Gilman have leased for Doug
las L. Gilman & Co., agents, apartments
at All Park avenue TO Archibald W.
Fergusoh; at $40 Park avenue to Mrs.
Harry b. Owsley at 50 East Fifty-sixth
street to A E. Sorden; at 81 West
Fifty-elghth street to Mrs. J. F. Crosby
at 10 East Fifty-third street to Mira E.
T. owen, and at West Forty-seventh
street to Leonard Jacob.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
RESULTS AT AUCTION.

1887 ST. 7ss w. e.. 1905 e Fl Wash
inEton av. 1ooxlss.7xlo0.sI1bo, 8 sty
apt A Trowbridge ct al agt Broad,
way TT Washington Corpn ct al; action,
/; due Ss4. 920 SO: taxes, &C. ts.ssl;r
PRIOR mtg $4,000; to James A. Trow-,
bridge. a party In interest, ..sl62,1s1,
1siSr ST. 72S W. s. 240s Fit Wash =
ington Rv, IOoxl2s 3xIO0. 6xlss.7. sty,
apt--Same agt same; action 2: due,
Ss0+66,5S; taxes, &C. fs.t25: pr mtg tl32.
000; TO james \ Trowbridae. sI62, ISL
I50TH ct. t6l W. n =, ESQ o Amsterdam
Rv, 24llxs9.1l. 2 sty dwlg and str and,
l ETY. rear dwlg-A II Green agt II
Chartress ct al; due. S,s98is; taxes,
&C, 5000. 90; TO the plaintiff. ..... IS, 900
BY Joseph P. Day.
10th ST, ass w. n g. 225 Q Amsterdam
av. a6xss, . sty dwlg--A H Green agt
e II Gerety o. al; due. ss.93S.O2: taxes
&C, s20oi TO the plaintiff. ..... .t5. 900
BY Arthur C. Sheridan.
IIsTH ST ?os E. 9, 1910 90 Av
iS.sIl0o.li, : sly Int W Cox. trustee.
aEt Kopel Goldhaber ct al; due, 81
3ls.1i; taxes, &C, S4Go.s?: TO the
plaintn ....'...-'.. '''.'.'. 'Se'VVu
Ry James J. Donovar.
HEATH Av. SIS. 1888 W K.ngsbridse Ter.
2sx73 7x2sxsss, . sty dwlg--Sherffr' =
sale OF ali right, title, &C, which L A.
Joter had on March ~, 1918. or since
Withdrawn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
PLOT TO STEAL NEAR MONEY.
Attempt to smuGRle Partly Printed
Bills In Discovered.

WAsHGSGToS, Nov. 22.-Dlsoovery OF
an attompt<to smuggle a package con-
tanning thousands OF dollars IN partially
printed $40 and SEQ Federal reserve
notes from the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing was revealed to-day 2y
Treasury otfcials.
4 small number OF the bills, believed
to be less than $1,000, were stolen be-
tore the scheme was detected and were
put INTO circulation here. Five negro
laborers of the bureau are under arrest
on suspiclOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
RENTS HOUSE.

Bourke Cochran will occupy tho six
and half story American basement
residence at % East Seventy-third street
during the winter months. having rented
the property, furnished, from Judson S.
Todd. Tho asking rental for the houre,
which last year was occupied by Cor
nelius N. Bliss, was $4,000.
Pease & Gilman have leased for Miss
Alice Kauser to Mrs. Henry Luden the
four story and basement dwelling at Jag
East Thirty seventh street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
sEAsHORB COTTAGE RENTALS.

William Kerr Macdonald has rented at
Woodmere dwellings for Louis silk on
Neptune avenue TO Henry Frank; for the
Frank Cotter Company on Elm street to
Ernest Brooks. and for Herbert Kimbs i,
on Trinity place to John HottenSorf.
Herman Frankfort has ls<.sed at Far
Hustled $50 Union, erect. for Mrs, Marv
E. Murray to Frances Bieber 1910 Holly
wood avepue, and for the Far Rockaway
sec1H.es Company to Rose Rosenbaum
1880 Dickens street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name ana address OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan

7aD ST, 41S Z, ntg on lease-Frank Hala
to Bead eston & woerz. % W 10th at
March /. 1914; attys, Gug8enheirn, L 3
NJ 100 Bway ......,.. 1880
PATH ST. 3, As Q a 10th av, I4SKs0,
mtg on lease-Cath Boyle, i2S W 2tth
st to Giovannina Satirano. Via Asso-
rottl, Genoa, Italy, May /, 1915; attys,
Hyland Zabriskie, % Bway 1880
W Sweeney 20 Barton Chaplin, will Eu-
genie W Cha pin. Nov 81. 1906; atty. L
,OisT TA sT .ss, fef e.
Garage q Automobile Supply Co, on
premises, to Fannie G Gray. V 18TH
81; Nov ~. 1917; atty, Samuel Cherkos,
18TH ST, n s. 100 q Bway. 7Bxsa.iI-Corp
OF II & A Cohen TO Isaac shiman. Cleve-
Title & T Co. !e0 Bway. ........ 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
'yUNARD LINE TAKES BIG SITE.

Peace lifting of the restrictions on
building and the Cling yesterday OF
deeds conveying the property at the
southwest corner OF Broadway and Nor
Tis street to the Twenty-Five Broadway
Company. the holding company of the
Cunard Steamship Line, signify that the
company is ready 10 60 ahead with It's
plans for the improvement OF the prop
crty with a tall building. to be tho
American headquarters of this powerful
British marine company. The property
was transferred by the various interests
to William J. Wallis. who has trans
ferred the combined realty to the hold
ing company Of the Cuna-d Line. The
deeds were drawn last July but were
not filed because OF the war.
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inf. 80x114, will be erected Immediately |
at an estimated cost OF $4,000 from
plans drawn by F. s. & s. Il. Sutton,
architects. Authorization from tile War |
Industries Board at Washington, d. c.,
has been received. Carl Mau OF Verona
was tho broker in the deal. He also sold
for w. H. Ianing to Louis c. Miller sew
eral lots on Hillside avenue. Verena, to /
q buyer who will erect two bungalows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
CAMP SWAMPED WITH filters.
Hundreds Held at Mills by Signing
of Armtstice.

CAM MILLS. l., L. Nov. 22.--Hun-
dreds Of finished av!ators have arrived
at the IIa2lehurst and Mitchell fields
had been slated for overseas duty and
the signing of the armistice has detained
them here. Most of them wish to leave
the service, hut all applications arc held
up. Walking over country roads is now
tho only exercise available. as tho num-
Der Of avlators far exceeds the airplanes
here
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
VIII Keep Wages Up.

Paper box manufacturers attend 70
continue the standard OF wages estab-
llshed during the war. ana believing that
az a means TO effect this end cooperation
Is necessary attempts are to be made TO
organize all box manufacturers in New
York city. A committee has been ap-
pointed by the Paper BOX Credit Pro-
tective Association to effect the organi-
zatlon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
POLICE RECRUITING STOPS.
Men Needed In France to he Taken
From PerxhinR'a Army.

PHuApELPHIk, Nov. :2.-Recrulting
OF men for police duty in France will
he discontinued. The General STAFF Of
the American Army has stopped all et-
forts in this direction in the United
States.
This was made known in a cablegram
received to-day by b. Dawson Coleman
Of the Pennsylvania Council Of National
Defence, from Col. John g. Groome In
charge Of tho military policing abroad
Men needed will be picked from Gen.
Fershing's army.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
Ncckwear Business Quiet.

Unusual quietness is noted In the
womens neckwear field A falling off
In business during the middle of Novem-
Der and in December Is not unusual. but
at present shipments are also light, and
this Is said to be an out OF the ordinary
condition for this season, Manufac-
turers are confident. however,, that the
lull is only temporary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
Prosperous Times Predicted.

SPECIAL DespJtcN 70 THE cUN
CHICAGO, Nov. 22.--Thls weeks dis
tribution Of d. y goods is slightly ahead
Of the corresponding weeks last year.
according 10 tho report by Marshall
Field & Co Orders for Immediate de-
livery have been larger, while there was
a slight falling of in those for future
delivery. Business shows an increas-
ingly favorable condition over october's.
No fear Of panicky conditions need be
felt because Of the transition OF indus
try from a Wa to a peace basis, ac-
cordng to the statement OF John II.
Farwell Co, which says further that
changing conditions have had very small
effect on general business. 1t Is ex-
pected that demand in this country and
abroad Is going to keep the dry goods
business extremely prosperous.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
Plans to Settle Disputes Discussed.

Plans to form a bureau 10 settle rs
putes between buyers and sellers OF
w0ollens we're discussed yesterday at a
meeting OF committees representing the
Cloak. Suit and Skirt Manufacturers
Protective Association. the Merchants
Ladies' Garment Association and the
American Association OF Woollen and
Worsted Manufacturers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

BROADWAY, sl4: l2sth 81. 60 Write
Guar ~, 4 GO TO- Jno " stSriins' az IN
4ra sr a' ssi f. mtg SOOS @RG r sSoCS
Mtg Co g Geo " short; 40 Riverside
18TH ST, no w. mtg l7,ooO---Ritz Realty
Corpn 10 Fannie Shaskin of Cedarhurst,
l. I; atty. VIM Bernfeld, f09 Broad.
7OTH ST. az E.Hiarre. Burgess, ' eStpg,
etc jas NJ BrookHeld to julius KaysAr,
is list 1t; atty. Y Title s. ~ GO,
SAME PRoPERirrY-Julii.: Koys sG"'t to
JSlia' j ziessT; az n,Msy; ATTY same..l
Wilton Holding Corpn. 1876 Bway; atty,
SsD ST, 8, 100 col av.I,foadway 4
SD st Co to Title Guar a Trust Co, l7f
oREESwicH ST. IS: also Trinity pf. 80: ssw
Mary w Ttbbetts tPowelD to Carl I'm
ObersteB, Central ann Plata, Basel
Swtz; atty. Jno Schwartz 100 broad
ST MARKS FL. iso, mtg ,it..cCo3sBhSs,UnSSv
to Bankers Trust Co, trustee Jos ii
0Ahsmi attys. White Case, - Wal
9th ST. sos E.Anshony 'Rsip:cSis:sveyrU
eHr, TO Augusa Reipschlager. 72 W 10sth
e.. and ano; atty. Edw orrell, Jr.
SAME PRopEaTY.' i part..AiuE R.e SVc
schiaEer and eno TO Anthony Rein.
schlaEer. 500 llth av: nifty. same, 90
BHOADNAh, cor l64th st, ZIG now
$3.50. ooo-Chelsea Realty CO TO Banker,
Trust Co. IS Wall ST.. ......s25. 0OC
18TH ST. AT 2. rig ts.5oO--Alber'
Dsutsch to FREQ lose, 1913 E soth q
attys. Lese D Connolly. 85 Nassau st. s10C
Bronx.
HEWi. l. PL, 8. 9s.7 n Longwood av
-. lots each 4oxIoo-Fredk Johnson ell
= a.. exrs Freik Johnson. to Fredk John.
son. Oyster Bay. l. ], and ano. trus
attys, Ferriss a s. I66 Bway. ASH !!
a.
18TH ST. 42s E-Title GUAR & T Co C
Title Guar & Co, l7s Hway. "a. o0C
HEWITT PL, s1s to s62-Fredk johnson
ard ano, tru, to Annie Kalikow. 4ei
Levine, so tad tt............... 500
BRISTOw ST. s cor 10th st. los. s.
51.s-Louis " EhlinE 20 Lovise Fbl!ng
500 Eagle nv; atty. Lawyers Mtg Co
90 Liberty ST.. ................ II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
SELLS GLEN ROCK HOUSE,.

9. 9. Gordon & rorman
have sold FOR the Smith-Singer Com
pany the dwelling at 34s Doremus ave
nue. Glen Rock. n. j.. 10 Mrs. Lizzie
Herke OF Manhattan; also have leased
for william A Eagan. 231 Hamilton
avenue TO Allen II. Mowry OF Richmond,
Va.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
Working Hours Reduced.


PATERSON. Nov. 22-BeGinning to-
morrow ribbon mills here will cut down
their working week to forty-fve hours.
1t has been firty-four hours. The de-
cision to shorten the time was made at
n meeting Of the Paterson Ribbon Manu-
facturers Association. and the reason for
SO doing was said TO he lack OF demand
for ribbons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
BUSINESS In US.
FOR WEEK DROPS
Payments Fall Off and Cen
eral Indebtedness Shows
an Increase.

Merchandise purchases throughout the
United States show n decline this week
when compared with last weeks, ac-
cording to statistics compiled by the
Credit Clearing House, which are based
on transactions averaging more than
S10.00O,O00. Indebtedness Increased ex-
cept in the mountain and Eastern sec
lions. Payments show decline.
Illustrated by percentages. purchases
declined O.5 per cent. Indebtedness In
creased o. per cent and payments de-
clined OF per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
Government Release. Wool Option.


Boston. Nov. 22.---T'he wool admins
tor has received notice that the Govern
ment no longer will exercise its option
on all so-called carpet or Class 3 woods
The administrator was instructed to
notify the trades in Boston, New York.
Chicago and Philadelphia, as well as
the carpet wool valuation committees
and the carpet wool administrator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
BUYS CENTRE MoRICHEs CLUB.

George Pfafr, secretary OF the Com
muters Club. has bought the Centre
Moriches clubhouse on a large plot
fronting 400 feet on Moriches Bay and
900 feet on Areskonk Creek. from n
sar. Carr. who with Joseph McAleenan
built It about ten years ago The now
owner will alter II for his own use
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
Fashion DEGREES Laces.


CHICAGO, Nov. 22.---How fashion fol-
lows in the wake of its leaders Is indi-
Gated in the way the lace business in
oerling back to life.
Laces were worn by the best dressed
folk at the opening of the opera, and
during the following two days more
laces were sold by prominent jobbing
house hero than 1t had sold during the
three years previous.
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Seeking Inform ation for Guidance.
spscia, De.pa,ch to The sus.

wAsHINGroN, Nov: 22.-Data for the
guidance OF the future policy Of the
Textile Division OF the War Industries
Board is being gathered here, and TO
this end officials OF the division held a
lengthy conference to-day with members
OF the National Association OF Merchant
Tailors of America:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
BROKERS IN DWELLING DEAL.

Horace s. Ely & Co. and 2. A. Turner.
Inc. we're the brokers in the sale OF the
dwelling at II East Twenty street
for Gouverneur NJ. Carnochan to the Il
East Twenty-ninth Street Company. re-
ported yesterday. The new owner will
alter the property into stores and apart
ments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
LARGER l.. 1. CITY FACTORY.

The Nobill Cigar Company of Long
Island City has purchased from the p
q T. Realty Company fifteen lots adjoin-
ing its factory on Hamilton street for
S17b00
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Sees Cheaper Clothing
Within Six Months
sp.cioi DespateA TO TIE suS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-will-
- lam II. Wanamaker is a
bear" on the future OF CLOTH
ing prices. He says a drop Is due in
about six months. In the meantime,
he forecasts. prices will remain level.
prices are too high now" he said
to-day. and predicted that as soon as
the mills are able to turn out an ade-
quate amount of piece goods clothing
prices will start downward move
ment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
TAKES woODHAvEN PLOT.

The Gascoyne Realty Company has
bought from f. Trump a plot, s03l91, on
the west side OF Woodhaven avenue.
north of Fulton street, Woodhaven.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
To Keep Worker. Employed.
Special Despatch TO THE Srx.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Steps to as
certain tho labor. situation In industrial
districts with n view to keeping all
workers employed have been instituted
by the United States Employment Ser
vice. according to announcement to-day
by TIE Department OF Labor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
SELLS BROOKLYN CORNER.

The Meister Builders have sold 1901
Bath avenue, corner Bay Ninth street.
a two and a half story frame house on
a lot 17Xl00
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
NEW PLANT FOR FLAG MAKERS

Amin & Co. flag makers OF this city,
iIavc bought from George f.. Gasser
plot, 200x200. on bloomfield avenue,
Verona. near the Montclair line. A fve
story tfeDroof concrete and steel build
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
CALIFORNIAN RENTS HERE.

The Scarsdale Estates Organization
has leased the Greenscres Teahouse at
Hartedale, az residence. to Francis T.
Heney OF Santa Monica, Cal, former
Corporation Counsel OF the city of San
Francisco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-23
SALE AT BAYsIDE.

A. G. Graves has sold to r Stahl a
plot, 57x12b. on tho east side of Johns
avenue. south Of Bradish avenue, Bay
side, L. L
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attorney
Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth street.)
LEWIS ST. ZIG. o5xiO0. Nov 1s--Ahr I.
Kantrowitz TO lille r Greenberg. 80 W
18th st, yr go; atty. Adolph Cohen,
AvENuE E"t Z, It's. $. 2s1s,. Nov 't ia
UIrka Realty Co TO Powpit co. 1s9 Mon.
tague ST., Brooklyn, due May l6. 1919, int
as per bond atty, Louis Best!ne, lSs
Montague at, Bklyn,...,..,,.,....,, $500
East Side.
tEsst OF Firth avenue. between Fourteenth
and non strests.)
AVENUE A, s1o,f4, n e cor 18th At t50l-
sos e. &C., iNS',lo; p m, Noy sl-.GGrman
able Life Assur Society OF U s, yrs,
5ss; attys, Alexander & Greek, 12o
seT III" ST, ais e, ls.Sx77.i, Nov 2i@Ch9s
Raumgarten 10 F'redk w schulhof SOC
Lexington av, due Aug !. 1921. sG6 :;
atty, Isaac Hyman, ll9 Nassau $4,000
West Side.
(west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and nom stroetsD
7TH Az, W cor asa st, 24Sxso, Nov e.
Lucretia and Stella N Stone 10 Robt
!. Harrison, 20 w 9th st and ano, trus-
tees will Marmont B Edison, for Mary g
Il Aldrick. yrs 80; atty. Lawyers T
vast 5!tn S GoIp% 3 & ri 3 / FTiGi,aH !.
So; atty. d d Deutsch. 1888 broad,
SANE PRopERTYi, Nov iS.samie 10 jacob
NJ FriedIand, 1877 Prospect av. duo Jan
!, 1891, CT. pr mtg $4,000; ATTY,
pRoHDWAY. 2e72, 3 cor iOsd ., t:iS
W., 7bxss1l. Nov 1l--Louis Ehret To
n Y Title & Mtg Co. 1876 Bway. due Nov
81, 1921, GSe .'....''..''''''' 'SI4o'ooO
Uptown.
Manhattan island, north OF 10th street
ll2TH ST 223 w, lsXlO0.li . m. Nov 9l
Sadie KotE 20 Enigrant Indust Saw
Bank, 8 yrs, So attys, II & f ] O'Gor,
man, 81 Chambers st..,..........{G,500
lsIsT ST, Els W, l6,sxs9,li. p n. nov "a
Matthew Dobson to tho Metropolitan
saw Bank, 90 Cooper So +, yrs, 90
attys, A s & W Hutchins 81 william
ARpEH ST. e. I2ssx5o, Nov lS-tiriEa
Realty Corp TO Powpit Co. 1879 Montague
81 Bklyn, l UT, int MS per bond atty
Louis Bestine 1879 Montague ct, Brook
lyn .....,.............. .....,.....S5Ol
Bronx.
Borough OF Tho Bronx,l
PROSPECT AV. 1919 W g. S0x7s.il--
i6stf 81 Realty Corp 10 Isaac Hart Is
hamilton Ter. PRIOR mtg $4,000. ocksl