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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
sateen Featured in Millinery.

Satern IS one OF the newest fabrics 10
be adopted in millinery making. and a
number of stores that feature this mate
rial as a basis for their hats report they
are selling rapidly.
One model which has attracted par
ticularly favorable notice was a large
shape with the brm edge outlined In
long bronze bugles on the satcen brim
and the crown OF satin straw in contrast
ing color.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

sisT ST. 3ls E-Florencs V C Parsons
eTr. agt Bozzufri Realty Co, Inc, ct al
foreclosure of mtR); atty, III Swain,
PRISCE ST, lS6--Florence c Martin ct Al
aKt Chas NJ Rose ct al foreclosure OF
mtg): attys. Cadwaiader. Wickersham a
Taft.
il;TH ST. 2ls w.nnd 1874 at. sIl F.
benjamin Rernstein agt Annie BERNSTEIN
ct al partition; atty, l. Schafran.
Agt Eliphalet l. Davis ct al foreclosure
OF mtgl; atty, b Hamburger.
Mt NORRIS PIX W. g; 9Th ay, 2O2s TO
u Fowler agt Chas II Powers ct al (par-
titionli atty. w Grim.
l2ITH ST. 2l0 W; Lawrence at, So, and
saith At. lN w-Octave Boyer agt Mar
garet Coates faction to set aside con-
veyances. &c); ats. T L Carman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
MORE EAST SIDE SUITES.

I The Club Operating Company. which
has recently leased several dwellings on
the East Side for conversion into small
apartments. plans a similar change at
4S East Fiftieth street a twenty foot
house, which Pease & Gilman have
leased to tho company for Austen Gray
for a long term.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
dgTnents.
MANHATTAS

The following judgments were h,ed v...
terday' the FIRST name being that of the
Arnold, Duncan ca s. Arnold $500 "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
RANGE OF PRICES.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. IL. - Cotton-Spot
quiet. prices easier: American middling
fair. 22.2Sd.; good mlddling. 1901. :;
middllng. 20.97d. low middllng. 1924 {:
good ordinary. 1s.40d. ordinary, 17.S7d.
Sales, zoo bales, including 400 Ameri-
can. Receipts. 5000 bales, including
1900 American. Futures closed quiet
and steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12

Button manufactures are planning a
rational federation so as to be better
able TO solve problems pertaining TO
the tariff labor and other matters. A
committee has been named to work out
the amalgamation plans and will hold
rs first meeting in 1882 Broadway at
p NJ tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
RoCKAwAY COAST SALES.

II. Goldschmidt has sold for Mrs.
Anna L.. Golfer her house at the corner
of woodmere boulevard and Crawford
avenue. Woodmere, to the Lawrence
Avenue Realty Corporation.
The Lewis II. May Company has re-
sold for Bernard Cohen the Lancaster
property on the northwest corner OF
Grandview and Sprayview avenues,
Edgemere. L. l.. to Mime. Bertha Flush,
who will occupy it. The property ad-
joins the Edgemere Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12

HOGS-Receipts $3.50 head: IL cars on
sale Market steady. New York and Penn
sylvania hogs sold a; Sl7.75gis per zoe
lbs; rouEhs, SIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
BnOOKLYN HOUSE DEALS.

Calm 4 Plttman have bought from the
estate of Ida A. Zentler and Florence Z.
Schmlckl 1854 East Fourteenth street,
two and n half story building on plot
35x100: also 1902 Avenue =, southeast
corner of Fourteenth street, a two story
dwelling. 1896. NJ. NJ. Rongler nego-
tIated the sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12

have resold SOC East 1e5th street, a
four story fiat. on lot 25x96, to @.
Sasano. George Price was the broker.
SIMPSON STREET--Dr. N. Cocker has
bought for investment from a Mr..
Silverman 914 Simpson street, a, Ave
story apartment house. on plot 75x105.
adjoining the northeast corner of Bar
retto street. 1t is one Of two houses
erected at this point by the Similar
Realty Conpany
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
NAVAL OFFICER BUYS ESTATE.

Commander L. NJ. Josephthal aide 10
Rear-Admiral Williams, L. S. N, has
purchased the former home OF William
Hoffman Oh the Sound. at Larchmont
The property, held at 500. is in the
Hommocks section and between the
Larchmont Yacht Club and the Flagler
estate. Fish & Marvin were the brokers'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
SELLS RIDGEwoOD, n. j.. HOUSE

S. S. Walstrum-Gordo & Forman
have sold for Mrs. Malvina Sternberg
the residence at ia Bellair road. Ridge
wood, n. j.. to Mrs. Fannie Williams OF
Paterson. y. J.: also leased for the es-
tate OF Elizabeth II. Craig a dwelling on
Franklin turnpike. Hohokus. n. j.. TO
Harry o. Clark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
BROKER IN RECENT DEALS.

Andrew NJ. Robinson OF David Lions
Office negotiated the following sales. all
OF which have been recorded: AT 217
West 130th street, 253 West l39th
street, 81 West 131st street, l1S West
1S4th street and 145 West 13lst street ;
also with John NJ. Royal 1854 Fifth ave-
nue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12

Restrictions on the expectation Of
rags are expected soon TO be withdrawn
and II Is believed prices OF shoddy Will
simultaneously advance, Dealers say
every pound of rags they can ship Will
he needed abroad and the competition
will send domestic prices higher
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bronx.
Borough OF The BronX)
MECHANICS LIENS.

GREENWICH ST. 81 and %. and 18th
81, 2ss Wv A Thomas Co. Ire agt
Erneet W & Michael II cardozo. owners :
A ] Schlesinger, contractor....,. .ss42
l50TH ST. i6i to ti6 w--Glass & Weiss
Inc sgt 40 W N5Oth 81 Corp, owner
and contractor (renewaO ,..... 5,4OS.sa
bath ST ais W--Nicolo Rao agt Joseph
silverstcin, owner: Cardili SorGcl & 20,
contractors. ,........ e. ,,.........{lsO
10TH ST, IS E--Joseph Grossm ann agt
PH samilson. owner and contractor. $50
Bronx.
i5lST ST. 27i-2s4 E-Iippe Fireproonng
Co aEt Church OF Our Lady OF Pity
owners; Borgia Bldg q Const CO.. con-
tractors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
Opportunities for Drug ExporteIs

Opportunities for exporters of drugs
and pharmaceutical chemicals to do a
larger business are increasing, many in
quiries concerning these articles arriving
daily from abroad
The market, however, is upset by the
cancellation OF Government contracts,
Drug and Chemical Markets will say in
its review Of the trade to-day. Under
the circumstances trading is dull. domes-
tic buyers showing small disposition to
do business.
During the week there were only few
changes in the prices of crude drugs
Seeds and herbs declined in value
Prices for acids held steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
BAYsIDE CORNER SOLD.

L. Vaughan has bought from A. Kelley
a plot 60Xi00 at the northeast corner of
Lamartine avenue and Wright street.
Bayside.
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MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

45TH ST. i4S and lIs W. 10 two sty strs
and dwlgs--E ! Smith. Is II Goth ct,
tect; cost .........,'......,. ,fb. 900
BRoAD sT, 80 20 &C. TO a il sty ofScesw
z " De Forest and F Mall premises.
owners; Dodge h Morrison, 1875 Front
~, architects; cost. 81 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
wOoDHAvEN PLOT BUYER.

J. Bishop has sold to n. Norman a
plot s0x90 on the north side OF Syosset
street, west of Ferry street, Woodhaven.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
SELLS JAMAICA PLOT.

G. Wachtel has sold to ]. Steiner a plot
46x100 on the south side OF Covert street,
west of Cypress Hills road, Jamaica.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat u vEsEV STREET.
nY Tn.onk ID M.

BY Joseph p. Day.
G1sT ct. a28 f. 8, 355 % av, 26s1
1908, & sty tn:-Domenck BoZzuni agt
John Bozzunl ct al; due. S4s90, AZ
taxes. &c, ,1,040.20; prior mtg s12 900;
70 the plaintiff ..,..:..,:.:.:.::.Sl 1865
WEBSTER AV. =, front bet Ford and
1891 SITS. 2Q0Nl00. vacant-E Appleby
81 al agt bernhard Bloch ct al; due,
t27557,iSi taxes, &C. sl.7es; to the plain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
CITY DWELLINGS LEASED.

Goodwin & Goodwin have rented for
William and Joanna Kelly to Anna Ross
nagel the three story and basement
dwelling at ISL West l22d street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
BANK BUYS IN ASTORIA.

The Corn Exchange Bank has bought
from r. Richardson four lots near Full
ton street in the business section of
Astoria.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
Yesterdays Fires.
Loss.

a II, w Loss.
scows, Department Street
90, Cleaning ;;.,.g........,,..;. Slight
S:S5-le4l Madison ave, Jennie
,, Housman ,.,.,,,,..,.,,, Slight
t46-5l u. iosth st. owner I'M
6n5-ts?-ist w ,sisth St. Evans A"'
Film Co. .;.........,.... .Trifiing
6:b-lS0th 81 and Bronx Park ave,
y. Y, Westchester and Bos-
ton r X. ................... None
e;15-Greenwich at and Albany st,
fire in 9th ave. ~ car. TriiIng
lo:so-liS Brook ave, Mary Prem
daFast ;........:.;.....,.,. Slight
10:S5--2l5O Sth ave, John McNa-
mara ....,... ............... Slight
ro;S5-54 Roosevelt st., owner un-
KNOWN ..'.....,. ........,. TrifinR
ii :OO-lS3l 9TH ave, Sam Weinish Slight
II :b0--264 LIST ave, owner unknown Slight
i. NJ
i2;se-2s f. I25th st.. Zola Rosen-
berg '.''..'''.......,,.. Unknown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12

ll2TH ST, $40 TO 5?2 W, for a sty
church. 67.4Xs4l1-Seventh Church Of
Christ, Scientist, of New York City, Inc
600 W 10th ST. owner: Griffin 4 wyn-
koop. 80 Church st.. architects;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
U. S. WOOL AUCTION
EVERY FORTNIGHT
At Opening Sale Dec. 10, IT,
100000 Pounds Will
BE Offered.
Special DespdteA 10 TnE srx.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE 400. ooo.-
900 pounds Of Government owned wool
is to be auctioncd scmi-monthly, accoNd-
ing 10 a statement coming through off,
cial channels to-day. Only amounts
which can be readily absorbed will be
put up at each auction, Il was stated. the
wool sold being regulated by the demand
in each instance.
AT the first auction to be held Deem
Der is. 100000 pounds will be offered,
this sale. 1t was stated, being in the ma
ture OF an experiment TO determine the
powers of absorption Of the trade.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

18TH ST col to 61l Re. and Avenue y, S27
70 sss--.Glass A. Weiss, Inc. agt John
Z Brookman Estate ct al; July II. 1915
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
"BANKERS NND SHIPPERS I\NIRNNC6
IOMPANN OE NEW NONk-

Tho rrInclpal ofliIe " soII oITV N =
t. be- located In the Clty " N.t g. .,
State o. New York.
Dated. New Yors. Novom!cr o.. 's
Che'i.s \ Austin, JaIu.s F..'.-
Barber Howard EayUc. oswald = 70
William {. Lane, v. \. prime 500
Prose-. Charles II. SLblu, Cao .t " o
Eugene y, L. Thaye-, Robert Van t,,'
s'ino. WUNau ) WILCOX. We g.. %
Barker. Norman Goldman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
Live stock Markets in Other Cities.

CHICAGO. Dec II. - Hogs Receipts,
$1,000; market mostly Ice hi CHER; closins
weak, with part OF advance lost. Butch
ers. 81 5oal7.7b; hight, sl79lT.6o: pack
ers sls.so1i7.4O: throwouts, Si6Qi6.50;
pigs. good to choice. 3l425 d16.50.
Cattle Receipts. l4.eoo; good he-f
steers. Gamers and calves strong TO
higher; other clases steady; ono load Of
| ,Stra fine Christmas beeves 5000. a new
record; Beef cattle. good, choice, prime,
Sl5ais.50; common to prime, 1925 GiS
dav quotations otherwise unchanged,
Sheep-Recelpts 10000; market steady.
Day quotations unchanged.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. HoEs-RA-
| ceipts, 81 1000; lower Bulk, 3l7qi725;
heavy. Sls.s5 al7.4O; packers and butch
ers. l7qlI.A5. lights. 1ls.7S q 1856 pigs,
Cattie-Recolrts, 10000; steady. Prime
fed steers slsd2O; dressed beef steers,
Sl3dls; southern steers SsIl?: COWS
S5bOal:.5o; heiters. sTqlS.5O: stookcrs
and feeders, S6.50dl4:5; bulls. $3.50 q
1850; calves. ;68l9,50
sre'p--Receipis 5000; steady Lamhs
$3.50 q 10 so: ewes, 1875 us.75,
ST LOUIS. Dec. ll.--HoEs - Receipts,
% 900; steady. Lights, sl725d $40: pigs,
good heavy. si7.5og 1880; bulk. il725 q
Cattis-Recelpts, b.hoO: steady. Native
beef steers, sll.50d1s5O; yesrliug steers
and heIters. $3.50 q 10 so: cows, S5jOa
~ SO; stockers and feeders, Ss.50al2: fair
10 prime southern heef steers, tT75a15;
beef COWS and heifers t75Odl5: native
cows and heifers. |7So9lS: native calves,
I7754l7.5O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-12
Business Troubles.
Petitions in Bankruptcy.

Petitions in Bnnkruptcy.
JOSEPH STAUBACH. IRA voluntary
petition Of Joseph Staubach. Jr., shows
liabilities OF S27323..2 and assets Of
$1,000; the three largest creditors are:
Wellington & Co.'S Bank. Corning y.
Y. s5,676.90: First National Bank
Wellsboro. Pa. S6,603.60. and .. W.
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MORTGAGES.
(with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.

(with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
cuERR s2n s. q :s; EssF:'oe Co: :'Ess
sss2-sSi; = 5i;s5I5l. Dec l,,ssammsi
c 6S Ws Az centrai Park W. 1T a an trus
due May /, 1928. 2 c. sttys Eikus,
c p. III Bway. SEE. 900
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10Th StreetS)
Leon KamaIky 70 Archibald " Ferguson,
cor Walnut and Ocean avs, Larchmont
bond: address a " Ferguson, ESQ
Cd r AZ cor s:tn st. 2bIss. Nov g sSw
So, pr mtg $4,000: address az Mad,
az Rv vs.. as.5 pith st. ssxio6. Dec ss ~
Linda j. Stephenson to Lawyers Title
ard Trust co. 100 Bway. 3. yrs;
Uptown
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th street)
BROADWAY. $40. n c cor 12Ith St. lOI.l0
KS. Dec 1O-74th ~ Holding Co TO Colt
More Holding Co ?ss Rway. yrsG%.
LE SKI TS Nv, cor l:6th st. ' sS.iiS
Elise B Be So Riverside priye. yr-,
80 .attys, Johnston q Messlsr 35s
I, hT@TdHMSS ss SV0 oy
75xIOO. y IN, Dec l0-Denwnod Realty Co
10 Robt d Thompson. Hollis, l. J! y Y.
S S"s NV %e IL Ls SG s - SSs
eau Observation-Disclosures, 10000
Bronx.
Borough OF The BronID
l46TH ST. n $. 200 . Brook av boxico-
VIM + A Kurz TO Christian II Werner
At NpTnnn v M p1fR
SS975O. Nov 80. due Jan is. 1923. So;
atty, O Davis, 1910 Sd av...... 2.e22
willis av, lSsth ST, 25xSl.e-John
c HeintE and Ano To 4 Mitchell Palmer
Alien Property custodian ttrust e
sos, covering property of Marie zierein),
attvs stetscn. J & n, IL Broad stsss, 500
oDEIL ST. $. IS dividing line lots
Nathan Mesnk 10 John FtppInger Sl7
f s7th ST. Dec I, yrs. 6%; atty, NJ y
McHugh. e2l5 westchester av.....N 900
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HELP UANTEE.

= @~~~~~~I~~-~--
PEACE WORK ut war pay guaranteed
for three years, knit urgently needed
D. ll,tert fulI particulars to-day: Sc Stanp
AUTO kSlTTER co. Dept. sic al
jefferson, Buffalo. y, Y.
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EAST OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsl

SiLH 81. g. Si... Sd Az. sS;tx2SSx
Corpn, at Purchase, y y, mtg te5. 900, all
liens. April 10, 1915: atty. stephen W
sOTM H sr+ y 81 W." f. :Sxiios:.Archibaiidi v
Ferguson to l. Kamaiky, 3 w l2oth at.
al liens: atty. b Bloch. so Court o..
LEXiNGroN Az. 1885. ii1s5 jforscios
Dec p-Chas l. Hoffman, ref, to the
Central Union Trust Co OF " y. so
Bway, Dec IL: attys. Miller. X, T & l..
LEXINGTON Az. 1897. e O. 1911 n 1924 st,
25K95 Cforeclos Dec 4, l9lS-Same TO
same, Dec II: attys same SIS. 900
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEyES-Rece,pts 4.o7o head; 4

BEEvESIReceip,s. 4.o7o head; IS cars
on sale. Market slow and weak to 100
sold Ordinary to fairly prime steers sid
az s1@E 1925 per 100 lbs; ordinary oxen
$40: $40 S common TO choice bulls ;eaiI
at isu?7rc, per ID Tor common to prime
!saiss-s. sander.: 2OaKentucky steers,
tss i01 ayf is Si[Ei9 eta ,n a? 3
,s 20: ., 7Sa, S. 0 cows. Sss. $50: s e.
a9s. 8; .. az; '9I'; Is; I,o1e. SO so; I:
20 Ken,ucky steers i,o10. SIT. %; % Ohio,
!: LOO. sl5.25: Q bulls. /. 393. 81: .. 1000.
ss23 :. pos. $3.50: . heIters, i.14o. az:
ess. 81 81: ia. as4. 50 30: is. sal, 50 50;
Is '1 sSs '' s 4os S ssh sn.1 1S 10' 10 W.
s i.'s: 81: ssi 'i,s' e,5 81 49, sss
COWS s57. $3.50; :. ITO. IS; 3 7a5. 1850,
CALvES-Re Receipts 80 head; $50 on
sals. Nsals emo grassers steady; West
led calves, $3.50; Western calves 50 a 1915.
by country Tyo ere s do $50 ;C0 'O' per
rs. average; sci; 5. isI s?ose; 90 IL,
So - rrs,i iS a. = 10 yes- S &. go i.
]. G. Curtis & Son: Il veals, l42, i2i
.. l?i, $40; 10. I:i, sis so; ., 100. .ls:
~; =; ;1.r'.. i f. Il s' s. u !;
% veals. 1874. s2l: T. $50. $40; c. lO2.
$3.50: 10. 81. SIS: 10 cults. 81, sl450.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts Clio
head: IS cars an sale Sheep in moderate
demand and steady; lambs quiet but nrm
70 a fraction higher. Common to prime
sheep, $500 per 100 lbs; culls, S. $3.50;
lambs, l4a15,s5; cul!s, san. Dressed
mutton slow at l?9l7c. per Id. dressed
lambs 206 CSC.
Sales-Tobln & shannon: a. Pennsylva-
MIA lambs. 50 lbs. average. SlS.75; 22S State.
50. $3.50; % Virginia few yearlingsl, Is,
1885; G3 sheep ~. $40; IS. 12L E9.5o:
;, le7. So 20. 81. $3.50. s sanders: 1888
state lambs, CO, sl5.t5 90 culls IS. 81;
II sheep. ll5i So; Il. ~, Sc. Mcpherson
& Coz 1873 Vermont lambs. 81, ilj Is
Jersey, SO. S14.5o; a. culls a., $40; 10
sheep. l0?. IS: 4. IS, IS, S. Judd & CO.:
les Ohio lambs rs 4i5.76; IS sheep. %.
$3.50 Kerns Commission Co: - state
sheep, % s.; Is. la2, s.. : culi:. e: 8
sheep, i0t. 1880. John 7: Dreelnn: IS
state lambs. 49, Sissy; liz, 81. sI5.'5: -.
SO. sl5.25; 10 sheep and yesrlings, lo2.
'iO5O J. G, Curtis & son: 81 state .arnhs.
-. Si5.S5: 10, 70, 1i5.75; IS co. sl5.?s:
10, a., sl5: s. 81, SO: u culls, 80 80;
70. 50. SO; 3 yAarinBs. 100 fl3; 80 sheep.
III. $40: 5, lIs. s.; - cu's. %. $3.50
HOGS-Receipts $3.50 head: ~ cars on
sale. Market steady. New York and Penn
sylvaria hogs sold az sl7.154l9 per Zoe
lbs; roughs, SIC.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALr

ARTIST, As wears, experienced IN MI
kinds OF ar. work for printing. color. pcr
and ink wash, ngu-ns, lettering dec"ra-
ticns, wants piece work or steady Position
studio 500, l@9i Broadway.
CONFIDENTIAL work, any klud. an,
place, by young man. w. !. SIMMONS
2H North iGt9 St IJucoln, Ncb,
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$1,000 OF the assets arc in insurance
David Garnnkel, As Warourton avenue
Ionkers. y. Y, is attorney for the bank
rupt.
THE WELLER wALLACR SHOE CO.
An Involuntary petition against the
welier-wallack Shoe Co. 50 West For
ty-second street, shows liabilities of
$4,000 and does not specify any assets /;
the two petltioninE creditors. Thowas u
Matters, Jr. and Fred erlck r. A. Stiefei
are receivers for Weller't BodteriS,
Inc. who are creditors in the sum 81
way, Is attorney for the. petitioners
SADIE r, FRENCH--A voluntary petition
OF Sadie L. French. "a West Seventy
NTH street. shows liabilities Of Ssl9s.el
and no assets; the Gree largest creditors
are: Stanley Court Realty Construction
Moon. Th-ty-hfth street and Eighth
avenue. $1,000. and A. Bcrkowitz. AS
West Fifty-ftth street. 5000. Richard
a. Donovan. 233- Broadway. is attorney
for the bankrupF.
Receiver in bankruptcy.
JULIUS FELLER-Judge Learned Hand
appointed Bertha RemhauKh receiver
with $1,000 bond for Julius Feller
of lo9 Division street.
Assignment.
L. II. LUNCH AND RESTAURANT co
lNC.-Bakcry and restaurant at 20
Nesey street has assigned for the benefit
OF creultors to Reuben Cohen OF 6s East
N!nety-siXth street. Leon Rotengoff Is
pa5ttsdent or tina company. Incorporated
Judgments.
MANHATTAN
The following judgments were filed yes
terday; the first name being that Of the
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Arnold. Duncan CA. s. Arnold ss,aoo.
Anderson. Axel LA. J. Leitn.
Barrett, E5dw. P.--central Union 2sS'So
,, Trust Co. ot y. Y..........,. s.sso.54
Halfway; costs .....:.......... 1855
cha Co;..;,..,..:.........1. ss5.71
CO; lnc.....;....;,..;.... 1.4ISIs
ways Co; costs. ............ lls45
cd Minis, Inc. -, ;...:.,.. ASS,
r. ReSdy .....;..;......,... s,l44.s7
gher sand & Gravel CORP. 4?l.sO
Campbell. Aimel T.-Gimbel Bros
y. Y...................... 1928
G 60 GeorSemM Kahn ...:.... 45ei4I
poiisrd. John W r. Mcclure tss.:S
Dumain. Anton-s A K!ehlc... loss
Ferton. Mallory S-Flemirg &
Faust. Anna Dort;; cosis... i0 oo.sS
Branco John De ca. De NJ.
Frank, samuel-E. Kirsch6aam ''-'''
Goldsmith M isabella Ii. c. s0"0s
German, Thomas A.. p. shells I.5sO.is
CRUDE, Henry Ct.M. 'Hit,z ct al. ?ss,9I
Chicago i";.::;.;..,:... l,!ag.7s
Ge!bln' israel. Anschelo~itz,. Sl7.97
Gotham Furniture Co. Inc. ard
Irving lOxenherd--S. q. Klee aie40
Cells Philip and Herman tGellts
Bros)--R; Kor.chbaun ct al. 1881
Cellar Isidore-H. Pa!nowit2. 234s7
Hayden. Frank C.-N~-Y Y. Rail.
ways Co: costs ............'. 2ss7s
Hughes, WIN. il. A. Allen. 575S5
limos surety Col. STONE. l.ii7S5
Laundry Co. OF y. y; costs. losS5
lntercoltinenta Construction
oorp.--John Boyle & Co, Inc. 7?lI9
In,erhorough Rapid Transit Co.
INTERCHANGEABLE CONSTRUCTION li'-''
& Gravel o........s..,..,1,. eso,7O
Jennings, VIM. n. Jr.-M. G
1ine t. Max ,Roo.:yc;t psnsr l1O2'
Co)-Main Paper stock Co,
Landgrebe, wiiliiam-J. McGiinn, 4.tSs.Ss
ksdish, Abraham. J, Vein and
1 Ro'1 wis., Bp,, R2fr9 Fin ct al Ca 1870
-Thomas A. Edlson, inc...... e,-eo.5aI
King, Harry CT. y. Mcclure. 9to32
ct ai,...........'..... .''''' ..asl.ss
Malyey, Joseph. F, RahnN..., G2o.77
Mckee. VIM J. tGreat East In
y, Y. Railways COB. Kun:z... 2,69i.7g
same--A. Kuntz. .......,....... 500 90
chant TaVor, Inc. ..........,. 1880
tic Co. !. ..,,..........,....t.. ios,5s
simon & 'Co,..........,.~.'.., saO.2s
Inc,-Gene7ai Eloctric c., Inc 1.aas.2o
Mack, Willard. Ma-tIu........ SG3.ss
Eorth shore Gravel Co. Inc. and
Głos polek., 1918-09-05
No. SO

RAINY piama naSzcgo Stanowczo sa "a
dro'ne, by$mv porwaG sic mogIi ma oddanie
pr2cbicgu wicI|,cgo Sej,nu Pol. Detroit.
Mich. odbytego. lonicrmoScia vice ia sic
Godz2c - postaramy sic nawiazaG IA mic
2lotq punleci uicZiomncj naszcgo czytaiace-
90 og"Iu k"bicecgo Ii tyllo chwilc najwy-
htnicJazc urywki nov h&torycznvch mai
bardzlcI donioSie, by Stworzyy obraz pc
wien tych przelylych TAX wspania}ych na
WyohodItwic nnSzam dui.
W@rod ruducj, stale sprzyiaigcej pogo
dy dnla 2G sicrpnin we wspanialvin koGcie-
tc Serca Maryi Punuy zc SwioDua asysta I,lc-
ru roIaiiega odbylo sic impouuiacc nabo-
&cfSiwo, podc@as kt5rcgo wyglosn pcnc 81
ty gtebokiej tre5ci llazunie wiel. ks. A. Mar
em%c"ic2. Wyimujcmy za slow kaznodziei
lc siowa zuamicnne:
Gdy Mojlcsz rozmawiaI Panem Bo-
glenn IA G6rze Synai, Hydzi udaIi sic do bra
"a jcgo Aaronn. pcoszqc 90, by i'm ulal cicl
ca, aby sig modlii do nicgo sl;iadali mu
ofiory C2cigodui dclcgaci nicdIugo ma kon-
tcreucyi tam "a morzcm Iosy Polslli bcda sic
roz#trHYgac, ped2ie tam zadccydowaucm.
ezy PoIstla ma bye woJna oi Nora do No
rHa. Czcigodnj dclcg0ci MIC badzcie. iaI, ci
zydzi, co iadaIi W naiwainiciszci clwili cicI-
ca, azcby mu sic lianiao. Me wolno Wam
wyciQSaj apraw osobistych. Nicma Mkt pra-
Wa sic iedort drugiceo pytat iaEici Jest via
~, jatc.ego wyznanja, wystarczy. ze iestc-
8ny wsZyscy Poiuliamt a haslcm nazzcm o.
o2yzIa Ten "ejm talk wazny ME lest dla "a
iatwtania osobi3tych spraw JezeH czIowiek
chce sic modli@ dobrze, to ME wystarcza Du-
ste wyrazy, ale wszelIlc my&li nawct inne
n0lcAy odpGdziG od sicbie. Ru&cie dzisiai
ws2ystIio inno na box, a " my$li Waszei
nicchai bedzjc Il jylko dobro Oiczyzny. Me.
chaJ Mkt nio VIOLA, ae chce balwana. bo ma
wieksze wyksztalcouic lub wiqcei umie Cd
drugego. Pamigtajcic, ze many pred sobQ
ws2yscy iedcn eel, a tyn ceIcm jest ratowa5
Ojc2y2ne
Satan vie, ze Jest Bog yprawiedlf-
wo5& dr&y poniewaS ME mo2e dosta6 sic
do uicba, chcialby wszystkich ma dino pie
kIa stcacic. Prusolf vie, 10 wybiia jcgo osta-
tuia godzina dry, wysilajqc sig ma wszy.
stko co moic, a1eby tyllco niezgOde pomfe-
d&y nami zasia6, aAGby mas osneszy5. Be.
die sic stara5 wm6wiG W mas, 1e nam do
brzc tax, jals Jest dzisiaj, pod panowanieni
proaIicm, bGdzic nam dawat slirawck zicmi
noaz"i potsIiej 1 bedzie sic staraj, aaoby
PoIacy powiedzjoIi, re SO zadowoleni. Bedzie
G'o"'c, ic sprawa Posld iW zalatwiona I z6