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OFFICE SPACE IN DEMAND.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
les sed a floor at IS Pine street to ]. y.
Q. Brewster & Co, 4; floor at Wall street
to Aldao Campos & Gil: offices In the
Broadway Maiden Lane Building at 10
Broadway to the Foreign Products Com
pany: in 20 Wall street space to Will
iann l.. Galbraith. and Offices in 80
west street for the Midland Trading
Company to the Mercury Warehouse
and Storage Company
F. ]. Guilfoyle 4 Co. have leased the
eighth floor at 500 Fifth avenue to the
Federal Reserve Bank for additional
quarters for the Liberty Loan commit
tee.
Cushman & Wakefield have leased Of
fices in the Equitable Trust Building.
S47 Madison avenue, to d. O'Connell
& Co.
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Inferior Dyes Distributed.

Complaints OF inferior dyes have be-
come so frequent OF late that the mat
ter will probably be Investigated by the
Association OF Finishers OF Cotton Fab
RIGS. A preliminary investigation I'M
dertaken by members of the body Is
said to have found the blame to lie prn-
cipally at the door of one Of the most
prominent dye manufacturing concerns.
The investigation was begun when one
house. after having much trouble with
the dyes 1t was receiving. discovered
that they were 20 per cent. weaker than
the standard dyes and learned from
other concerns that they had the same
sorts of complaints to register.
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consumers 2shc. tsteel bbls). LiNsEED
bills. $3.50. Calcutta oil. 81,
VEGETABLES, MIsCEILANEOUs--
SOC. Ssi5o: bag, 5ec.G,i; nat green S'I ~
2; cranberry, s1.75@2.75; Massa chusetts
bushel box, soc. aN; Western New York
@.i; Maryland. basket, 75c. atl:25, vi.
punches. tia2.6Oi tops on. basket, soc y
si02: tops OF, basket, soc. as1; bbi., i,R
3. CoRN-Fancy, large. per 100 ears.
ss;so@s: small e medium, 100 ears ,iS
;i,s5; BIOL. ssas. cucuMBER PicKfESs
- :, quart basket, s5@5ce; basket, ,ie
i by pe Se ioo 49, Ss q a. CAN'T
slSc state large CRATE siSogsss 'ms,
ss 1885, igssssso sassst
ItslISs Sssas, SO S H9HsE
LIMA BEXSs@Pots,o BASKET aasgGss;
Nat basket. $50 92;25; potato bag. ,las
LEEksMsaIby tod 100 5H sn 81 LET
MUsHRooMssIiGSs. siSces' o isTsi
PLANTs--Nearby. 100 punches SOS
o. stss ss ,sS Sa'tss gs ~
ket. 75c. q si.25; Connecticut Valley. 100
ID: bag, s2.25@2.5o; Long Island. bbl.. .: q
a2.5o; basket, &c. a,l.2J; state and West,
ern. 100 Id. bag. sl.5o92.5o; Washington.
100 - bag, !s,SISo; California. 100 10.
ern. New York. basket, s2@4.5O; bag. $3.50
"a. PEPPERs-Buli Nose. Dbl. S212,75:
long. bbl:.. s?I2,5o: cheese, Dbl. 12a4;
2.25. PUMPKINS-Bbl, sl.25a rs.
RADIsHES-Nearby. 100 lunches. $50
az. RHuBARB-Nearby, 100 punches. 81
03- ROMAINE-Basket, 25c. 6sl; crate
soc. dsl.50. SQUASH-White, basket, bOa
75c.; Dbl, sl9l.5o: crooked neck, basket,
35I 66c.: Dbl, Use. 9Sl.25: Hubbard. Dbl
s1.75@2.25; marrow. Dbl. $3.50 fl7t.
TURNIPS-Rutabaga, Dbl or bag, S213
ToMATOES-Upper Jersey. box, 500 n
$3.50: South Jersey, box, soc. d{l.75: car
rier, soc. q S1.75.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. cor seth st. 55xl:s-
Truscon Steel Co aEt Ford Motor Co,
owner; Longacre const Co. contrac-
toT '...''..' 80. 1883
1lsTH ST, 81 10 Sc East-Morris Blaser
agt Broadway-John st Corpn. owner and
contractor; Elias A Cohen, contrac-
tor Observation-Disclosures. Ss5
BROADWAY, l7os to iT2:-coioniaI sand
and Stone In. Inc. sgt Ford Motor Co,
owner: Lonsacre Const Co, Inc. con-
uaCtor '..''.. '.''',,'. Sl,bSo.Ol
SYST ST. 23+ West-Wm r Younss aEt
Noredall Realty Corpn. owner; Longacre
const Co. contractor. ......,.. Se.63s.53
Bronx.
FREMONT Av, eos to 5lt East--BarteI-
stone Bros AIT Caroline b Gent. Char.
loue Boss. Robert Boss and Frederick
Boss, owners and contractors. .s5ss. So
JEROME AV, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z
Mitchell ast George ID Ebers,eyer. ownc-
William II Schorer, contractor, sie0
RITiFR PL, s2s-s2s--charles II Kirk sEt
Annie solomon. owner; Louis Solomon
eontrsetor (rsAswsu. ..-......... .SsasS
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70 ROOM SUITE FOR BANKER.

Louis G.. Kaufman, president of the
chatham and Phoenix National Bank.
is to occupy an apartment of twenty
rooms and six baths in 270 Park ave-
nue.. The lease was negotiated by Doug
las l.. Gilman Co. for the Wander
bilt Avenue Realty Corporation (Dr'
Charles v. Palermo. president. MI
Kaufman now occupies an apartment at
22 East orty-seventh street.
The Frank L. Fisher Company has
leased apartments at 176 East Eighty
FIRST street to Frank O'Brien. A. Apra.
hamian and John b. MCGEE.
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CITY FLATS IN DEMAND.

MANHATTAN AVENUE-David Nogei
has resold to client of the Finance
Mortgage Company the Ave story
apartment house on plot 35.5x95 feet
at IS Manhattan avenue, which he
bought for a syndicate on August for
$4,000.
UNION AvENUE-The Benenson Real
ty Company has bought from Mrs.
Marie Book two Ave story apartment
houses on plot SS.6x125 at 94S and 800
Union avenue. held at $4,000.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

18TH ST. 227-s w, aii-Richard ] Delaney
TO J J Archbold Forwarders, Inc, 2Oa
Franklin st, 10 yrs from Oct !, Jl9iS;
option to buy prior to May !. 1919 for
cA sfiiHSHii PARKWAY. s;.s;.fsSa;ssSSo
man Theatre, with open air space 4Ox
80. facing on Tooth st-Helen II Jenkins
ises. 4 9.l2 yrs from Jaf !. 1917, yrs
rent at $1,000; atty. Meouyn woin, ?se
10TH ST. a?s.si q. a!i.Ffr;ank. De Rosa Rosa
to Delivery Auto Truck and Body Co.
log East 10th ST. 10 yrs from Sept /.
1918: atty. g Goodman. 346 Bway. 900
head bet piers new 81 and rs r.
amended renewal OF lease-City Of " Y
20 New England Steamship, Co, at Pier
Cornn Counsel City eS N Y..JtIsSsIt
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Members Of the International Ladies'
Garment Workers Union. who are em-
ployed In houses handling Government
work. will cooperate with their employ
ers in every detail and put no obsta cles
in the way OF the work being carried to
quick conclusion.
Any disputes which might arise be-
tween the union and the employers will
be referred to the labor adjustment bu-
reau OF the Quartermaster Department.
The promise OF cooperation and ami
cable settlement OF disputes was given
yesterday by Benjamin Schlesinger.
president Of the union. following a con-
ference he held with officials of the
Quartermaster Department. Mr. Schles-
niger said that arrangements have been
made for giving Government work to
many of the women's garment manufac-
turing houses
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TWO FLUSHING HOUSES SOLD.

]. Albert Johntra has sold two one
family dwellings on plot 50x125 at SO
and 55 Harrington street. Flushing. for
Mary Fallon to Frank Van Dewater Of
Staten Island, who will occupy 55 about
October 1. Mr. Van Dewater is associated
with the Rainier Motor Company OF
Flushing.
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Jersey Firm to Make
$780, 900 Shoes for Army

wv ASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE
M Quartermaster Corps to-day
w contracted with Charles
Kelghley Of Vineland, N. j., for
10000 pairs Of field and marching
shoes to cost, In the aggregate.
$605,000. OF the total number
$1,000 pairs Of marching shoes at
1916 a pair are to be delivered in
October, November, December and
January and $4,000 pairs Of field
shoes at S7.15 a pair are for de-
livery UP to December 10.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney)

I
torney)
ALLEN ST, 2s--Paul shalet to Bernhard
Mayer. 5 Beekman st, July is, 1904;
attys, Davis e. X, 81 Chambers sts13. $50
ALLEN ST, 27-Paul Shaiet to Bernhard
Maye-. Beekman st, July Is, 1905;
atty, Davis & X, 81 Chambers st .u3,s5
23D ST, 202 W-Israel and Annie Miller
to Samuel Woolverton. sub trustee will
Ann f Cairns. April %. 1918: attys,
Cadwalader, w &, T. 40 wall st. $4,000
SAD ST. SIS w-Mary Margaret, 9 Marble
Hnl av, to Henry Schwartz, 900 West
End av. March 20. 1914; attys. Dexter &
Fleming, ~ Bway 49,. ;';;....No.o 900
witch, on the premises, to Nathan PHI
Shapiro, 400 18th av, Brooklyn. Aug
l6. 1915; atty. Sol Feudland, 2ss
soTH ST, sss Felix and Minnie Hanson
to Farmers Loan g. T Co, 22 william
st, Sept ~. 1910; attys, .Geller, r q IL,
22 Exchange pl. ......... ...,....ss. 900
AMSTERDAM AV. s " cor 10th st, silk
l25--Adele Kneelsnd TO Circle Concrete
Corpn. 81 e t:d 1T. June II, 1918; attys.
Eisman. J., c & l., lsS Bway. $4,000
SPRING ST, 1s5-7--solomon apd Eliza
Alter to Isaac Cohen. Al W SGD st.
March 4, 1915: atty. II Cohen, lac
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IoNpoN, Sept. 12.-The stock market
maintained a good tone and displayed
Increased strength to-day. Giltedged
securities, under the lead OF consols
advanced and iron, steel. shipping and
West African mining shares hardened.
Otherwise the dealings were moderate
at steady prices
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CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
the Ave story American basement dwell
ing at IFS East Sixty-fourth street. on
4 lot 20xl00 for Mrs. John j. MooPhead
10 Richard Whitney Of Far Hills. N. j..
furnished. for the season.
William J. Roome Co. have leased
for Mrs Irene l.. Bosch 321 Lexington
avenue. three story high stoop dwell
Ing, to c. Edmund Sherry.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat ~ vEsEY STREET.

BY ]. H. Mayors
e3p ST, 10 e, 20x100s. 4 story and base
ment dwlg--Guaranty Trust Co VS. CAL
win Realty Corp et al: due, 3o6,450.9 90:
taxes. &C, 5000 %: to the plaintiff 5000
BY Henry Brady.
GoERCK ST, 3. 25x75, O story tenmt and
stores-Union Trust Co OF Albany. y Y.
trustee, vs. Bertha Kahn ct al; due,
sl0.253,04: taxes. &c. s5eS.40; 20 the
lat 32Os THIRD AvENUE.I
BY George Price.
FINDLAY Av. 1o80-11o5 and 1113-lI21, n
W cor Tooth st mos 305-815). runs n TEX
W 1O0.1x n * Q 1901 to av X n lax
W 1OO.Ix n * W 1901 to College av
mos I100-ll40) K s $50 to 1e8th st X
200 to beg, II 5 story apis. stores on
corr l. Thomas Tuly Bldg Co,
&C, 50. 500, Adjourned sine die
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Yesterdays Fires.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, Sept l2.-Cotton SPOT
quiet; prices lower, American middling
fair, 264l; good mddling. 25.73: mid
ding. $50: low middlng. 24.O5 good
ordinary. 22,52; ordinary, 90 Sales.
5000 bales. including 1900 American.
Receipts. 5.4O0 bales. all American.
Futures closed dull.
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aARCHMONT HOUSE BUYER.

Miss Bessie Kennedy has sold her resi-
Aence on May New avenue, Larchmont,
90 Mrs. Adelaide winthrop Of this city.
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SELLS FLATBUsH HOUSE.

Samuel Galitzka has sold for Mr..
Berkeley the two story and cellar stucco
one family house at 1923 East Four
teenth street, Flatbush.
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NEW BRONX BUILDINGS.

FERRIS Av. W 8, $50 nth st, 2 sty
frame, office and shed. 2oI4o,Benj
Ffnkel. 1884 Z nth st. owner: M
cost tS,OUU
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BUYER or GROVE ST. FLAT.

J. Weckstein is the buyer Of the six
story FIAT at IS Grove street. sold by
Bapuel Cowen for l.. David. The build
ing at 77O East 161st street, recently re-
ported sold, was given In part payment.
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LIS PENDENS.

HAST ST. =. ESQ e Jackson av. 75x
1s2.4-City Real Estate Co agt Charles
J Kroehle ct al foreclosure of mort
gsEe): atty, II Swain.
S4iST ST. s. 325 Jackson av. T5x1Is.4
City Real Estate Co agt Charles ]
Kroehlo ct al foreclosure of mortgage
atty, III Swain
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

eiH 81, 80 L CInton 81, 10: 30 av 32g-
st, S3s E: le:d ct. ga e: 18th st, sos E
Lambert suydam. exr Lambert Suy-
Jaam. to Lambert Suydam. $50 Park av:
assns. each. Sio0
Ay c. lIs: I'd st. ass E; 10th ct. 50 e.:
Bleeeker st; u.s. Monroe st. III; Ridge
9Th st, $40 and ST. E-Lambert Suydam
exr. to Louise s Austin, 1913 Chestnut
ct. Philadelphia. Pa; atty. VIM n Adams
I'd ST. IS E. chrysais 81. a,s; isth 500 ss
327 e; 9Th st. So4 E: Lewis st. IS: Essex
st. 12s: Chrystie st. 1872; Sd av, 325-327
Moore. 40?1 Walnut st, Phila eiphia, Pa !:
atty. VIM r Adams. SO Broad ST. .
MONROE ST. 50. mtg ;:i,coc.i.ou.s III liz
shutn to Morris solomon. 1872 Division
9TH Az. 24S. e cor 25ih st. mtg 5000
M I,ps Carey to Cath Carey. 1870 ST
I'D Av. n e cor Asa st-Elix Clark to
Bond & Mort Guar Co, I7i Remsen st.
la7TH ST. Iss.ss w. mtg ;si .ccc:FpieSo.
man Contracting Co to Emanuel Glauber
ss6 West End av; atty Title Guar & T
1sTH ST. $3.50 WIN iE:iin'' e.r' e, 10
Title Guar & Trust Co. l76 Bway. 5000
ssTH ST. $40 E. mtg ,s.oooLCamlila N
white tMorgan) TO Title Guar & Trust
SYST ST. SIC E. mtg now si4,Oo0-Marie
Jedlicka TO Naclav ProchHzka, b2S L I'D
At. ct al; atty. Albert Hlavac, Jr. 4o7
l4sD ST. 1877 W; Pinehurst av. SS.s2-75i
West ls0th 81 Corpn TO Jacob Hirsh ct
al eIrs Samue! Hirsh. IS W s7th st; st;ys.
ssTH ST, e W, mtg $40 900: s.th ST. a t' E.
mtg s4o,000-Geo II Church. exr to
Farmers Loan Trust CO. 20 william st.
trus; attys, Geller. & Koran. % Ex-
M Ssangs P,; s assn each: ;.;:;;.,:...!l
Hs,ooo.Title Guar { Trust CO to s s
mour Realty Co.. % Broad st; attys,
CENTRAL PARK WEST, eS5, mtg 500
00o-Fernclire Realty Co to sir Lea
Corpn, 80 Nassau st; attys. strasbourger
9th ST. IS Write Guar q Trust Co to
John w sterling. sl2 9Th av; attys. Gel
,.I er 81 IL e m EIshsnss
Saw Instn to C F Steinbach. s7s y Grove
st. East Orange. J; at;ys. Dunn 4
lssp sr 81 SIS wa mtg $40 soc.jo, sI1ys2o
son to Israel Block and anc, exrs' ass
Edgecombe av: atty. Title Guar & 4
co, l1s Bway. ....................S 500
Bronx.
9TH ST, $, 4o5 w Avenue r (UnIonport)
25xlos-Annie A Kimber and ano (trus)
70 John Fippinger. sis s7th st; atty.
NJ b McHugh, lis Bway zoo
BOLTON Av. $. IFS 152d st. 5oxI00x
T12xl25:7.Fredolin Mailer TO Dorothy
n j; attys. A & C f HALEY. 2oSs West
chester aN,.'.... 2OU
CLAY AVi ll79-Title Guar & Trust Co to
Bronx Savings Bank, 42s fremont av;
atty, l. T & T Co, 100 Bway. S2I, 00o
HOLLAND AV. l7ls-Amory Elliott and
ano trus) to c A Albert, l7is Holland
av; atty. C II Baechler, 1ies E Ire.
DAWSON SIR. sTs--r.amhsrt suvdam CrSrI
TO Lambert suydam. $50 Park av; atty
WIN Adams. SO Broad st..........si0t
BELMONT AV. 20T2-Lambert Suydan
(extr) to Lambert Suyda-,. $50 Parl
av; atty. VIM r Adams, SO Broad st. SOC
LOTS so and 81. map part Downing es
tste-Mary F. Goodwin textrx) to MARY
Goodwin, ago w l05th st; atty, John
Lenahan. 1872 Bway.................
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War Committee Plans Hearing.
Customers Buy shoes in Advance.

Retail shoe dealers are pushing the
sales of novelty shoes before the pro-
posed Government restrictions become
operative. Customers are buying their
favorite kinds and makes of shoes be-
fore the restrictions limit them. accord
ing to the weekly local shoe report of
Ben Jacobson, manager OF McElwain,
Morse & Rogers, and on this account
business is brisk.
That the regulation of profit which Is
being considered by the Government will
be fair to all concerned Is an idea which
is gaining in Importance among shoe
men. They are said to be arriving at
the conclusion that 1t will work no hard
ship on their business.
A meeting OF retailers will be held at
the Buyers Club. Bush Terminal Build
ing. at 2 p. NJ. Tuesday, where the
Government regulations and their prob
able effect on the trade will be dis
cussed.
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MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth streetD
WATER ST. $50. 2lSx6s. p m, Sept 4
A l. Gosselin Co to Peter Sidholm. 50
Judson av. New Haven, Conn. 8 yrs, go /;
atty. John L Roescn. 1856 Bway. =. IS, 600
East Side.
(East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and i1oth streetsD
ssTH ST, SIS, SO Park av, 25xl00.5, Sept
lo-Far Hills Land Corpn to Lee J Per-
attys'. Simpson. b. 81 Cedar
sCTH ST. T. 100 s;h av .o $1,000
Sept l0--Far Hills Land Corpn 10 Lee i
Perrin, ios e ssth ct. Sdn, yrs. 6nTsi
ssTa sr. 8. "a. ;i.s sti az. is1i isssses
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same to same. yrs, shS, sept 10;
Iosb ST, n 8, SO Park; av. itxloo.ii. Sept Sept
1o-Bessie Gurevitch to Cemorch Kopel-
lou a, ss Nh Hoe S ssopr; yr 81 st aSc
West Side.
west Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
Lena Rothschiid to Annie waiisch. 1850
Amsterdam av, due March 1, 1890, go,
prior mtg $4,000; attys, Burnstein' 4 s,
erin ST. s. il; s;ii6h ay 5ioisisssi,Sg
Constr n and RuiSm ssRi Mechanics
sfST h. SSs ,,s r.sS s,ss
1905, sept II. John Mackey to Oscar +
dss... 90 Tsa s .s sr' of re-; is,
% ''...''........'..- ........ $4,000
West Side.
twest Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 9, ioslo . ssth ct,
" ss.l1 to Drive Z 1865 to beg, June
49, 1s1s-Hy + Abeei, exr. to Land Es-
tst.s Inc; due Aug 10. 1918. 6 per cent,
pr mtg $4,000. ............ S2t, 003. 80
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north Of 10th street)
10th ST. 50 E. 27xiooli: Bond ct, 81,
s. 25x7I1ox25 5xss.i1, Sept 10.
Lewhenwil Co to Luigi De Mario, $50 9th
T.a.hniei. 30! per ssSt; atty, ne Iy,oa
lot. each !s.iOo.i. and . mtss. each
$500. Sept is-Millie Rosenberg to Hy
cent; attys| Greenbsrg a L. IS Park
issD ST, is y. iccxssssiii.. Sept io-sidDey
Gubin to Philip NJ Hayden. 72s q iSist
ct. due Sept 10. 1920. 6 per cent; attys.
paws D. 81 Chambers st. 500
i' s1n ST. lSS.iS7 w: a5,s.ss.li., p M
mtg 3?i.Soo; atty. @ & 7 Co. lI6
Addition Nv, c ism At. isss 20
IS 1Ssth st IS. Sept duncan N
Stewart Co to Jacob Rosenthai. $40
west End av, due March 80. 1919. 6 per
cent; attys. Marks NJ. 50 Park
Bronx.
thorough of The Bronx)
hE Wn r Az t 1sss We Victor pI, ssxloo
sa,sS, Title Co. f7s Sway sway sep so 20
s tss iis,s e II, s.n, e Ssie can,eTs
Hirson 4 B. a. Cedar s., -. US 5000
fcLAY Az. ., III; II 8 issth at. 5oxs7.sW
Il Bloch. 90 Nassau st. ~ 81. ooc
TIMToN Az, VS.. 1871 . I5sih st, sssss,s
Fischer, EOS Willis av, Sept II, 3 yrs,
bh6: attys. & II Bloch. 80 Nassau
.tl.OOt
BOSTON RID. 8 8. 2t2lo from angle
point In - Boston I'd. opp Jefferson pi
5 1SSs,lg%SmHsnry c Drenckhahn TO Fredi
Que as per bond: atty. W Finnev
greenwich. Conn. ............... 81. ooC
MORRIS AV. Sc l44th st, 4Sxt7.llxlO0y
b:xl26s-Michael Murphy to Bridget
murphy. 30S f 142d at, Sept Ii. yr
20 atty, NJ Sullivan. Sd av and ltsth
.si,VVt
CHATIERTON Az. a. e0.6 Olmstead
sV 24;llxl00-Mar Josephich to Caroline
Sept ls:-due as per bond: atty, Title q
7 Co, l7s Bway. ............... 81. 20(
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NO WOOL AVAILABLE |
CIVILIANS ARE TOLD
Real Distress May Be .Averted
for Long Time by Strict
Economy.
Special Despatch to THE suS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 12.-No wool Is
at present available for civilian alot-
ment and there is not likely to be any
until such time as importations more
than eufiicient to cover Government
needs, arrive. This statement was
given out to-day by the War Industries
Board and Is In answer to many ques-
tlons received as to the amount of wool
available for civilian consumption.
In its statement the board said,
though at present there IL a shortage
Of wool, that real distress may be
averted for q long time to come by
strict economy in the use of wool ar
ticles.
War Committee Plans Hearing.
The War Service Committee Of the
fur trade is planning to hold hearings
in different parts of the country where
suggestions from fur manufacturers will
be received, and grievances will be con-
sidered.
The membership of the committee is
as follows: Philip b. Fouke, st. Louis
Samuel Ullmann. New York; A. b. Shu-
bert, Chicago; Antonin Chapal. Brook
Ign; F. n. Monjo, New York Max Cohen,
New York: Otto j. Piehler, Boston
Charles w. Gordon. st. Paul: Aaron
Naumburg, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-13

Calves-Receipts rs: steady. s7dIa
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; active and strong
Heavy. s2l.25u 2l40; mixed and Yorite-s
?l.S3 q 81 So light Workers, S2o75Hg'.
pigs. $40 50I207 10: roughs, S1Snls50
stays sl2dl5.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 400; strong
Lambs, $50 1875; a few $3.50; others vi.
changed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-13

POTATOES-Iong Island, hbL, 3t5OT y
Jersey round. $50 ID. bag. S.2imt5o; long,
1866 Id. bag s4.?5a4SS; 80 Id. bag, 81 10
s @ni;; jersey S NS z Gb 6Ga s's
as; sweets. Jersey. bsk. Sl.5o@2,7i;
Eastern Shore, yellow. Dbl. $sT7 1875: North
Carolina. yellow. bbi.. $5.5oT650; North
Carolina and Georgia. No. .. s2T3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-13

Sheep-Receipts, IL, 1000: steady. Lambs
! $3.50 a 1913: ewes. sllql2: Gamers and
/ ri
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-22
LiCECM OPENS FRIDAY At
hlBERTI-"OItrHEl'S FOUR

Durant will open its mos, auspi-
ciou Lysrum Course in the his ory of
clous l.yccum Course in the his,vry
Of the city Friday night at the Liber-
" Trcatrp with the famous ''Orphe-
us Four official auartctte ct the
Orphtis Club of Los Angeles. win
hers OF the international grand prize
OF S3.oou."o for male choruseS at
the Panama Pacific Exposition.
The fact that more money is BE-
lng expended to bring this series of
talent to the city this winter, and tn,
further fact that the numbers are IT,
lee HELD in the heart of the city, guar
antces the success of the undertake
ing beyond any doubt. Tickets and
seats will he at a premium this year
IN" personnel OF the troupe is rs
follows: Samuel Il. Gla,sr. first
tenor and manager: Paul : Brcck
tirl'f". second tenor, reader and a..
'onpanist. Werner \. Campbell. bar.
honr; and Houston VI. dudley. bassn
This uuartrttc has succeeded a.
Zone oth"r; th"ir Appearances have
ifouShi oui the most icHarkdhl,
series OF c~mmcndatnry statement =
'i' II mas been The fortune Of mo
p'"ri' I" i,"rUso The repertoire OF
ne pfpli"ns -Four inc'udcs iitcrally
Thousands Of mpnsitiuUs II j.
~ 'bdhiN thu most extensive of any
mai, Iuar'cttC in the world Rang
i'2 from IA, liitiIs m~"l"li" of pup-
ui.c tlN"t I" thr "lnudrrnuN harmon
l., vi grand "i,r.,. tycr, .rl-ctiIu
Gt,'l"'', clarity Of Iadivi tual tone
IfHtf4Hs.tH hlHfLIinu ,f N..f.s.- ..,.,,,...s
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-11-22
STUDENTS TAKE TCMOR FROM
BRAIN OF AFFECTED q

Thursday night the zoologists ut
The Normal had some practical in
s'Sht INTO ~noSt-lnOrtrm examination
methods from \ to IL O'Clock, when
they dlssected n strange-aCting dog,
~btioneing to DIR. \ 5. iiagood. in an
endcavor to locate the cauScs of its
peculiar behavior lasting oyer IL
week. When The dog was brought to
the laboratory ana its history given.
IN" case was pronounced as sympto-
matte of churoa. with possible hyda-
It'd on tn" brain. With this clue the
students. Fred Early. Randolph Me
Curtain. William Sexton. Charles
Strother. Roderick Renick. and I,en
Dean, set To work. following the
technique of Mayo on "POst-Mortem
Examinations of Diseased Animals"
Exploratory Splanchnological ohser.
'ations were first made after chic.
roiurming. followed by an rxplurat-
linl OF the thoraN. and dissection of
the heart. The litmuS test of IN,
stomach showed in,iricut necrosis.
ttnd III" kidneys revealed curtical
'oit.,'tioN. In op"ning the int"stinre
three tapcW"rmS we're taken and
l"nr sr'Cim ATS of Ncuath, ln,iuthc.
M worms closely related to III" hui
nnan hoe%worHL The brain was Their
li, rrtoh out ui the Uranium and a
large hyadtil taken Nrntrad to TIL
Anterior iuru Of ~, lief, cerebral
Lobe. sustaini", the |di,plunSis. The
"h'npardSii"t re preserved for mi
"rp~"npi,.l studies hy ihy class. and
TIL" hyda,id placed in the museum