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The sun., 1918-09-18
COPPER PRODUCTION GAINS
Utah and Nevada Companies sho,
Increases in August.

The Utah Copper Company and the
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
were the only two Of the porphyries
which made gains in production during
the month OF August as compared with
July. The Utah company was the only
one which showed an advance over the
June output.
The report of the total output of the
porphyries for August. which wac made
public yesterday, shows that Utah pro-
duced 19.S20.947 pounds in August, as
compared with 16.021.766 in July and
1880 600 In June Chino Copper, $685.
81S pounds. against 6.3l0.3s4 in July and
6.706.474 pounds In June Ray Consoli-
dated, 6.626.000 pounds in August.
against 1900. 900 In July and 7,7ss,559
In June. and Nevada Consolidated,
100000 pounds In August, compared
with 100000 pounds In July sand
100000 pounds in June.
The sun., 1918-09-18
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts. 2.o17
ssas beans and ZOE bag; pss SEAS vs..
eorrones, Chilean. s1i:759i2: pea, best,
inston. California, sil.so9li.7s; small
Japanese, .ii.s59ii5o; Dsiguku, Man.
churian, sli; red kidney. best. sll,5o9
Manehu rsa ssssSs7s ysiisx eye s ,iisc
l1.75; white kidney. best. sls5o9i4; I'm
S esaas os; i7sas Sai Msn
Chilean. $3.50 9s.!6; cranberry. Manshu-
. .is% ;sras S.sf iu i.: SOUPS sissG
ai275: black South American, H9s,so;
pink, ca,ts,sis 'ISos71s: , Lima IA Call ;sN
si1.5O9ll,75: green. California. $40 @lo.25:
black eye California. S'ssSssc; splits.
Man U small, 81 S large T.sSeSso
BUTTER - Receipts, isis psckayes
Creamery. higher than extras. ID. Sc y Q
SIC; extras. 90 score. see; nrsts. IS to 81
4 o Sic. thirds: q Stsc.: unsaitsd, higher
than extras. 6sh 06sc. extras. VI 95sc, !;
frsts. s.9S7s.; seconds; tsSSsc: state
prime. 6lQb4c.; common TO fair. Is95oc: (:
renovated, extras 4sh @t7c.; hrsts. $50
.ss lower ,,, :a . sStt sa.
save: lower grades, s6937hc.; packing
stock. current make. No !. ssGsshc'; No.
2. size; lower grades. N@s7c.
CHEBsE-Receipts, l.7sl boxes. State.
b.. sseMH g. white. sss,sNe;: average
9s o0 s~s .r.a. s*Ss7e .A ,sn s7 .Ds
lower sss.s.essHe,; Wisconsin. :lnsis
Young Americas. 2s@2shc.; State skins.
specials, 2292Sc.; prime to choice. 1870
ale: fair to good. lsVlshc.; lower grades,
COTrONsEED OIL - Market for con-
tracts was neglected and nominal Spot
position steady but demand was only mod
erately active as competing oils are being
offered at lower prices Some oil crushers
with the present price OF crude oil, at least
advices from oklahoma said that every
crusher In that state had discontinued
plants, declaring that It is impossible to
operate at profit under prevailing prices.
EGGS Receipts. 17.lo1 cases, Fresh
gathered extras, per dozen. 5l@b2c.: extra
nrsts, As gboc;; hrsts. tt9t7c,; seconds and
poorer. s6@4sc.; fresh gathered 'dirties.
ssc.; fresh gathered checks, good to
choice. dry. sac 35c.: under grades. 2s0
sac: refrigerator. special marks. fancy,
charges paid, ,tsM 0Ahc.: nrsts. charges
ioGi2e.; State, Psnnsyivania and nearby
Western hennery whites, hne to fancy, "a
@6sc.; ordinary to prime. IS @ssc.: gath
cred whites. ordinary to fns; $50 &c. Pa
Western and Southern gathered whites. ~
@60c; State. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery browns. B+db6c.: gathered brown
and mixed colors. %o952c.
FRUITS, rRESH-APPLEs-Aie
Dbl. ss,so@s; Jonathan, Dbl, T@s5o
The sun., 1918-09-18
Yarn Market at Standstlll.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 17.-Though IN
auiries for yarn are numerous spinners
are still averse to making contracts for
future delivery-the attitude they have
adhered to during the last few weeks
and as a consequence there Is hardly
any movement in the market. That any
new business will have to be for de-
liveries after the first of the year Is the
answer given almost universally to in
quirers.
1t is understood there Is some specu-
lation going on In expectation Of higher
prices under the coming October revi-
sion. but this is said to be INDUCED in
by only a few spinners. most OF them
already having plenty Of raw stock on
hand. 1t is said a protest against the
speculation has been sent to the Yarn
Merchants Association.
The sun., 1918-09-18
NEW PLANTS FOR L. I. CITY.

The Welin Marine Equipment Com
pany has fled plans for two one story
brick additions to its plant in Long ISL
and City, to cost $4,000. One building
will be erected on a plot 50x75. on the
east side OF Vernon avenue 3sS feet
south of Bodine street, and the other on
the west side of Hamilton street 81
feet north of Fourteenth street The
small craft for the Government.
The Gould. Mesereau Company of
Manhattan has filed plans for a one
story brick factory to cover a plot
314xes feet at the southwest corner of
Thirteenth street and Van Alst avenue,
Long Island City. and to cost $4,000.
The sun., 1918-09-18
FLAT AND DWELLING SALES.

EAST 10th STREET.-THE Ulster
Court Corporation. Joseph g. Abram-
son president, has bought from the
Jay Tee Bee Corporation, James T.
: Barry president. the two modern flat
houses on plot 94x100. at $40 and 636
East 10th street, adjoining the cor
ner Of Franklin avenue. The property
was held at $4,000.
WEST SEVENTY-FIRST STREET
I Slawson & Hobbs have sold for
Blanche Bauchle 322 West Seventy
first street. a three story and basement
| dwelling on lot 1Sx102.2, near River
side Drive. The new owner will oc-
cupy
st. NICHOLAS PLACE-Richard w
l Elliott has sold for the National Acad-
envy Of Design 43 st. Nicholas place, a
four story American basement dwell
ing, on lot 22x64.2. adjoining the
northwest corner Of 1921 street. The
} new owner will occupy.
The sun., 1918-09-18
APARCELs IN BRONX TRADE

Frederick Brown has resold to Alex
ander Them the five-story twenty fam
lily apartment house on plot 52x100x
irregular at 2440 Webb avenue.
In part payment Mr. Them gave the
three story dwelling on plot 144x175x
irregular at the southwest corner Of
Griswold place and Fieldston road.
Riverdale: also the plots 75x100 at the
northeast corner of Barley and Valen-
tine avenues, and 25x100 at the north
cast corner OF Barley and Vincent ave-
nues. in the Throgg's Neck section Of The
Bronx. ]. Pollatschek was the broker.
The sun., 1918-09-18
NEW co. To CONTROL FLATS.

H. H. Cooper. E. H. Haines and M. T.
James have formed the IS and 60 Man.
haitian Avenue Corporation to take over
the two 35.5 foot apartment houses on
Manhattan avenue, 80 feet south of 103d
street No. 58 was bought at auction on
August s by David vogel for $4,000
and subsequently resold to an unnamed
buyer NJ. e. Downey and others, de-
PENDANTS in the recent foreclosure sale
Of No. So, also held title to No. so. The
apartments in the buildings, formerly six
and seven rooms. are being reduced to
units OF two and three rooms.
The sun., 1918-09-18
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Bronx Leads in Limited Buy.
ing-Operators Sell
Flats.
WEST SIDE HOUSE SALES
West list Street Dwelling in
Deal-$1, 100000 Knox
Place Is Ssld.

The best deals reported yesterday af-
fected Bronx properties. Operators sup
ported the market there and their activi-
ties were indicated in the trading In
other parts OF the city. Very little cash
was represented in the trading. the
considerations being equities. For In
stance payment for one of the Bronx
properties which changed hands during
tho day was made with interests in
three parcels in the northern borough.
The sun., 1918-09-18
COTTON STATISTICS,
New Orleans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 17.-After a de-
cline OF S to ~ points in the early trad
ing to-day cotton moved up to higher
levels and soon gained a very firm un-
dertone. Most strength was shown late
in the day when the trading months ad-
vanced 81 to IS points above the fnal
prices of yesterday. The close was So
to So points up net. October, SAGE.
December. 32.03c-; January. 32.09c.
March. 32.16c. May. 32.23c. Spot quiet
and unchanged; middling 3350c.
The sun., 1918-09-18
Retailers Fight Plan
to Tell Goods Cost

THE National Retail Dry Goods
Association. through its Sec
i rotary, F.. l.. Howe. sent
telegram to Bernard M. Baruch.
chairman of the War Industries
Board. yesterday protesting against
the proposed order for the display Of
the cost price on all goods sold at
retail.
Such action by the board. the as
ISOLATION states, would be demoraliz-
ing to the retail interests.
The sun., 1918-09-18
OPERATOR REsELLs FLAT.

The Mason Realty Company, which is
Max N. Natanson. has sold to Marcus
Cries for investment the five story apart
ment house on plot 83x100 at 1911 UNI
rersity avenue. In addition to cash the
buyer gave property fronting ITS feet
on Gerard avenue and extending through
200 feet to Walton avenue, 2Ss feet
south Of 164th street The University
avenue property was held at $125,000.
The sun., 1918-09-18

Local market for spot cotton was quiet
and 10 points higher At 1.+oc for middhng
upland sales NIL
Southern spot markets follow: Galveston
steady, 60 points higher at SAGE. Gales $50
bales. New Orleans quiet. UNCHANGED At
$500: sales zoos bales. Mobile steady. IS
points higher at 32.S3c. sales 1855 bales
Savanfiah steady. unchanged at s260c. Gales
22s bales. Norfolk steady. Is points higher
at 81. &c: sales "A bales Baltimore nominal
unchanged At 81. 50c: sales nil. Augusta
steady, II points higher Al 81. &c ), sales Lao
bales. Memphis steady, 60 points lower at
sc. sales 900 bales. Houston steady. 60
points higher at 3i.10c. Gales 4.T bales.
Little Rock quiet unchanged at A.50c; sales
IL haleA
The sun., 1918-09-18
SPACE FILLING UP.
Western Electric Co. Takes Three
ENlnnea AA mx0a xxax.

Western E1ectrfc Co. Takes Three
Floors on Broadway.
Pease & Blliman have leased the
sixth, seventh and eighth floors, COM
prising $4,000 square feet, In the new
sixteen story building at s12 to $40
Broadway, southeast corner Of Twenty
first street. to the Western Electric
Company for the executive offices of the
engineering department. This completes
the rental OF the building, which was
completed by the Ritz Realty Company
about eighteen months ago.
Albert b. Ashforth has leased space
In the Brokaw Building, Broadway and
Forty-second street, to Perret PRODUCE
lions. c. H. D'AlmRine. Ernest De
Journo and Adolph Osso.
H. J. Schum has leased to Paul Con-
toyianis the second loft Of 61G Eighth
avenue.
The sun., 1918-09-18
TENANTS For FINE SUITS.

Douglas l.. Esliinan q Co. have leaSed
a large apartment In Ala Park avenue
to DR.. Z. Ross Faulkner at 665 Park
avenue to Paul Bloch, at 20 East Forty
ninth street, to Arthur 8. Blondel1, and
at 20 East Forty-ninth street to Miss
Josephine Ney.
The sun., 1918-09-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan

toTney.t
Manhattan.
52D ST. n 8, 247.9 e Park av, 15.9x1OO5-
Maria A Berti, 1927 E SD st, to Louisa
Pavero. 40I Pearl st. July IA, 1914; atty,
Title Guar 4 Co. 1I6 Bway. SO. 900
Cora C. wife Thos P Rushby, to RebeccA
Beckett. 216 w 127th st. Oct %, 1914:
attys. Weed. Henry Meyers. 90 will
LEXINGTON AV, o e 1924 st. 1901 1x35
James ] and Charlotte O'Reilly ct al
individ. and Annie C Geraty. trustee
under deed Of trust. to Helen O'Reilly.
10 Columbia av. brentwood. N ]. Feb o.
1917: attys Deyo B. III Bway. SO. 200
CIT HIST. =, $50 W Central Park W. 25x
Genevieve Regina McDermott and C
Lewis. 81 W 6sth st. and Jos Higgins.
II w aIth st. exrs will Jno McDermott.
Sept Is. 1917; atty. Saml Macks. 18H
Bway observation-disclosures. 323, 3s1
The sun., 1918-09-18
Many Officers Uniforms Needed

Seventy-five thousand uniforms for
army officers are needed in a hurry by
the Government. and call for bids for
making them will be issued to-day. The
Government will furnish everything for
the making Of the uniforms with the e.
ception OF the thread. Specifications are
ready to be distributed. 1t is intended
to give out the contracts as soon as pos
sible after the bids are opened. Deliv-
cries must be started in November.
The sun., 1918-09-18
BUYS e. ORANGE DWELLING.

John d. Miner has sold the stucco
dwelling of E. d. Belnap at 1879 South
Mum avenue, East Orange. N. j.. to
Erwin Dick for $4,000.
The sun., 1918-09-18
LEASES MIDTOWN FLATS.

H. ]. Schum has LEASED for q term
of years from William Hyman two five
story tenements at 35S and 360 West
Thirty-sixth street. and also 22s East
Eightieth street.
The sun., 1918-09-18
Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. II. - Spot cotton
quiet, prices steady: American middling
fair. $50; good middhng. $500; mid
ding. 2439; low middling. 1884; good
1000 bales. including 100 American.
Receipts none. Futures closed steady.
The sun., 1918-09-18
AUTHORIZES BUYS HOME.

Margaret Widdemer. authoress. has
bought through Mrs. Charlotte Murdoch
from the New Rochelle Trust Company
the place on Larchmont avenue, Larch-
mont Manor. known as the Griffiths
property.
The sun., 1918-09-18
1000. 900 KNOX ESTATE SOLD.

Downesbury. the 100000 country
place of the late Col. Knox, at Ridge
field. Conn. has been purchased by a
client of Ladd & Nichols. The estate
consists Of some 800 acres. The Eliz-
abethan house. designed by C. P. H.
Albert, contains twenty-four bedrooms.
The sun., 1918-09-18
100000 n. n. WAREHOUSE.

Plans have been filed by the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad for
a four story warehouse. 100x100, to be
erected at the southeast corner of Hen
derson and Ferry streets. Hoboken, to
cost 100000.
The sun., 1918-09-18
RENTING IN NEW JERSEY.

s. s. walstrum-Gordon 4 Forman
have leased for Mrs. Marion Achenbach
to III. c. Mining Of Jersey City her
dwelling on flight street, Ridsewood. N
J., and for Mrs. E. d. Quincy to Elmer
J. Hopper the dwelling at lit woodside
avenue, Ridgewood. N. J.
The sun., 1918-09-18
with name and address OF lender and
, Attorney
East Side.

with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
East sidc.
East Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
ssTH ST, i2s e. 1889. D m, Sept ia
Roy Edgar. Bway, Dobbs Ferry. N Z. and
t tnsor T RSs H TO- a ssh os y f'r ;,s
sG;.." WIN sld Risisss o.. B. B. SsSss
West Side.
(west of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
Julia Donneliy to VIM Donncily.
200 w 22d st. due and int as per bond
@ddress. W Donnsliy. sss W sSd
ssTH ST, :. 4o7.i " 9Th av. ss.7xss.s,
81, p Ess $4,000; s.sy.. wsnd:i: = !
SAB 81 i, ss'y is,.i s,h .y, i;i1iSS's.
Lottie W and Geo w Burein. Bosert
ct. West Engiewood, N J, z yrs SIS I;
.attys. Harris, e. M {. lss gway.s1o.ooo
ioia, ,. m. sept 1i-Frsnk B York to
Hattie J Hall. - e bsth ct. . yrs. 5hE:
atty, Title T CO, It's gway: SIS; 900
roach to Title Guar 4 ssns. CO, is
Bway, due and int as per bond. $4,000
MANHATTAN Av, So, 35.5xs5, Sept IL
Es'd nw ESrps yf. Wton att HclSln cVsps
Co. 1aS Bway. $4,000
Manhattan Island. north of 10th street.)
AUDUBON PL. n " cor 18TH ct. runs "
3os.s to Riverside Drive Q
s.s.7 to w audubon pl 800 aGs:s ,t to
Co to Martin D Fink, "a W 7sd st. due
Jan l, 1915. Sc, pr mtg $4,000; attys,
Morris F Wood to Odds Holding Corpn,
ATTY. Julius Il zic,er, ali Bwsy. .is.isc
Borough of The BRONX
BRYANT Av. 1l25-Meyer Friedman to
m,a ,ssoe ' sept ' y ns''1 per av cent 2:
sHR ka AZ, soosM Ma ''0 HOFFMAN s ssD
Sep. Is; = yrs. 8 per cent: atty. g =
cRoT TS AZ PAIR Sws' SOUTH. sss. s. siss
enITy Is is, ~ a'a ssn: it, Msrs
5h per cent; attys. Amend q A. rs
vHnE s.S1 Nv. iaioid st. iass,
; ss;y & 81 CO. gay ,1 e. s%s q 81
18TH ST; 81; 100 W Prospect sv. 4oxloo-
OF. i4l4 18th ct. Brooklyn, pr mt
$4,000. Sept -. yrs. per cent; atty
MAX Berg, sN Bway. .S5,o0t
PROSPECT AV. n Kelly at, runs
1917 to Av st John K n 1856 to Pros
psct av < 9 22s-North American wal
Paper Co to Frank Katz. ts Fort Wash.
| inston av. pr mtg $4,000. Sept Ia
yr. 8 per cent: atty. Jos G Alexander
80 Church st................... $500
| CRESTON AV. W C 17sth st. ss.10x40-
| Eleanor Williams to Sophie Mayer. 200
| Creston av Sept 16. due as per bond
atty, T G & T Co. 176 Bway SO, 00'
| LOT IS, map McGraw estete-Michael
Walsh to Patrick T Doyle. Maple st
Hatfield. Mass. pr mtg 1880. Aug !.
yrs. ~ per cent; atty, 7 G & Co. ~
The sun., 1918-09-18
a. n. TAKES JERSEY BLOCK.

The United New Jersey Railroad and
Canal Company has bought from David
Il. Gregory and others the block front
400x100, on the north side Of First street.
between Greene and Washington streets.
Jersey City.
The sun., 1918-09-18
JAMAICA CORNER IN DEAL.

A. Kruger has sold to w. Stuler tn,
plot. 116x84, at the southeast corner Of
Union avenue and Old South Rockaway
road, Jamaica.
The sun., 1918-09-18
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat Il vEsEY STREET.

BY Joseph p. Day.
14TH ST. 800 Z. I'd av. 3sx51.s Z
sty onice and str bldg-W + Morgan, Jr,
agt Steuer ct al; due, s5s,B63b5
Ssxes. &c. ss.s6o.2o; to the plain
BY Henry Brady.
18TH st. So w. 1ssxss.ll, 3 sty and b
dwig-N Saws Bank aEt Ellen Scuily,
&c, ct al; due. Ss,S6l.ss; taxes. &c. 136s
10 the piaintin ....................S $1,000
lat s2os THIRD AvENUE.l
BY James ]. Donovan.
pIIMPToN Av. 1881, 22xs8llxS2Bxs7B, 2
sty and-b dwig-s C Hadden aEt NJ r
Geer; due. .s7,77+.il; taxes. &c. 1isl,7s;
to tes piaintin. ..................e $4,000
The sun., 1918-09-18
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

AID ST. 261 w-Hughes q Hughes art
Richard Treacy ct al. owners; Glen
denins Bros contractors .Si'a57
JEROME Av, ls70-Daniel Jordon art
George d Ebermeyer, owner: Florence
Troughton. MORTGAGE: William B
Schorer. contractor ...............,1 2[5
The sun., 1918-09-18
NEPPERHAN HOUSE RENTALS.

The Robert E. Farley Organization has
leased for a Mr.. Oppenhefmer his house
at Nepperhan Heights. Yonkers, N. Y.
to Edward Frey; they have also leased
for r. H. F. Halsey his house in Yon-
kers to Samuel e. Aldrich.
The sun., 1918-09-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGEs.
Manhattan.

VIM H Henry, Jr. adms, to Mary J
Kingsland; attys. Chas p and VIM "
Buckley. ll Bway.....
CANAL ST. 1-1Ss-Tit,e Guar 4 Trust
Co to Geo J Grosaman. IS De Ka,b av.
White Plains. N Y. and ano: attys. Y
n Co. 1875 Bway. $4,000
SAME PROPERTY-Geo Gr6ssman and
ano. to Title 4 Mort Co. 1875
Bronx.
AQCEDUCT AV, q. 311.7 1891 st.
%22xlo0. to Macomb's Dam I'd tclosedl
Annie l. Woodward, extrx. to Mary F
zobel. 20 Mt Hope pl; atty. Matthew
Griffin. 1880 University av. 500
AQCEDuCT AV. =, 1871 n 1891 st.
422xl00 to Macombs Dam I'd tclosed)
Same to Chas Zobei. same address;
MANiDA ST. sss-Alibert Ii Tower r''t to
Central Union Trust Co Of y Y. trus:
SAME PROPERTY-Central Union Trust
Co. trus. to Albert Z Tower. Z 60th
WILLIS Az. i4s-Hannah Goidstein to
Samuel Schweizer. Sc W SD st, 2-5 part !:
atty, 8 Schweizer, Sc w sgd st. 81
VALENTINE Av. 2ls6-Edw Goldschmidt
exr. to Geo N Kimberly. Catonvilie. Md !;
atty. Edw Goldschmidt. 26 Liberty
bt'.'.'''' ..''.s... 'so,oVV
The sun., 1918-09-18

1asTH ST. 1@B to 1ba west-Paiadino Con-
tracing Co sgt African Methods,
Episcopal Church ct al; Aug n, 1els.S7t
The sun., 1918-09-18
SUGAR CO. BUYS IN L. I. CITY.

The National Sugar Company has ac-
quired from the Belgrave Realty Com
pany the plot, 700x225. on the south side
of Pidgeon street. 1875 feet west Of West
avenue, Long Island City.
The sun., 1918-09-18
MORTGAGES.

Tor av, Sept II; atty. Adam Glass. 1as,
Iayior aV..... ................
The sun., 1918-09-18

SELLS CORONA DWELLING.
A. G. Dimmerling has sold to J. Spill
lane the dwelling at the southeast corner
OF Vesper and Poplar streets, Corona.
The sun., 1918-09-18

Business Troubles.
Petitions In Bankruptcx

Petitions in bankruptcy filed ys,,.rda,
s1EGEL a ANDRoN INC.-Involunts,v
petition against sieeel & Androns Inc
coats and suits, l0s-111 West 2ith NJ
Liabilities. about $4,000; assets, anon;
$4,000. Principal claims; 3 sessl
$500; ]. Hirschield. $40; H. Worn.
S35. Harry Ostefman was named A, ,a
ceiver: Maurice l. Shame. 2ss Broad
way. 10 the attorney.
Assignment
THE LEoNTINE CoRPoRATIoN-Nos.
robes and costumes. ass Fifth ay, h..
assigned for the beneft of creditor, IN
Harvey j. Ross. incorporated in IsiS
with a capital ftock OF 50. 900. is,dors
Metzser 10 president of the company,
judgments.
MANHATTAN
The following Judgments were filed yea.
terday, September II. the first name belnr
that OF the debtor!
The sun., 1918-09-18
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of owner ana At.
torney.)
Downtown.

(south Of Fourteenth street.)
BOND ST, 30, 26.sxl0o-Stanley NJ Cook
to Greenwich Saw Bank, 2l6 9Th av,
mtg $4,000. all liens, b and 9, a g,
sept Is: attys. Middlebrook q Borland.
KING ST. 80, old line. 25.sxloo-John
Wicheius to Anna H Ahrens. 442 w 1920
ct. mtg $4,000. July 81: atty. James
CANAL ST, n cor Baxter st, 1oAlox
Ss.lx1o0x7110-John w whitestone to
Walter Thompson Corpn. mtg $50. 1000.
all liens, Aug /: attys. Rabenold Il 8, 81
The sun., 1918-09-18
Yesterdays Fires.

A. 81. Los.
4:2o-2s f. 10Th st.. owner un-
known OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Slight
6:35-2l9 Mott st: James Ross Slight
IL :0o-l74 Ludlow ST.; unknown. ,..,.. $?5
1l:l5-s0 Sheriff St: Nathan kOss Sigh.
=. NJ
S;45-531 w 1881 st. Mary Dallup Trhns
6:4b-l75 Duane St.; Jacob TIE
Manufacturing Co .......,, Triang
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-02
KR6TKlE NOTATSI MIEJSKIE.

- Aresztewany zOstaf ,porucznik'
lC F. Williamson. kt6ry sObie mieszkaf
nrzez kilka dni wSr6d wszelkich wyg0d
Il zbytk0w W klubie Illinois Athletic
Club DIZZY bulwarze Michigan i "a Iva
salonowego przez kilka dni uchodzif.
! Opowiadal niezliczone historye o swych
cndach walecznosci ma froncie francu-
skim. Udalo mu sic liczne czeki sple-
niezyc. poniewaz w klubie ~przedsta-
viii. 90 jake goscia Charles Wrigley,
brat Williama Wrigley'a Jr., miliono-
wego fabrykanta gumy do lucia. Okla
zalo sic, re to jest zwyk1y s~zeregowiec-
dezerter z Newport News, kt6ry ME-
tylko czeki sfaiszowal i nieprawnie no
sill mundur oficera, ale take sfaiszo-
wal ~zezwolenie ma urlop. Gdy pr2yby'
Ii agenci federalni, azeby go areszto-
wac. iadI obiad z dwiema aktorkami.
- DIR. C. j. Whalen, byiy komisarz
zdrowia, oswiadczyi wczoraj, re- oba-
wiac sic MONA, il pred Bozem Naro-
dzeniem $4,000 os0b umrze ma influ-
enze W Chicago.
- Burmistrz Thompson bedzie znow
kandydatem ma burmistrza miasta Chi
cago W przyszlym roku. Wiadomosc o
TEN najzupe1niej pewna zostala wyda-
ma DO powrocle burmiStrza, jego do
radzcy Freda Lundina i kilkunastu pc
~plecznik6w q podr0zy pc rzekach Hill
nols i Mississippi. Zwolennicy burmi-
strza mysla, re ma dobre szanse, sdyz
W ostatnich prawyborach uzyskaf 90
900 g}os6w wiecej W Chicago, niz jego
kontrkandydat Mccormick ma nomina-
eye s~enatorska.
- So try wakanse ma wysOkich urze-
dach miejskich, a ~miaiowicie: komisa-
RIA robot publicznych, szefa policyi i
kolektora miejskiego. Podobno bur-
mistrz ME vie kogo ma urzedy tie mia
nowaG. o urzad kolektora stara sic by
" alderman Michaelson.
Egzaminaeya ksiazek i skarbca
wykazuje, re rabusie zrabowali pred
dwoma tygodniami z banku Argo State
Bank bond6w wolnosciowych wartosci
: S15, 800. Razem z got0wka rabusie Ia
brazil $35,652. Policya ~poszukuje jeszcze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-02

jeden professor bedzie wykladal nowy
przedmiot. Miedzy innymi professor G.
p. Tufts, giowa departamentu filozo-
fiji ma Uniwersytecie Chicagoskim, be-
die wykiadal ~matematyke. Rad ksztal
ci W ten sposob dziesiatki tysiecy Off
cer6w.