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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-01-10

Andy Rood, young wheat farmer of
Heppner Flat, returned the last of the
week from Portland, where he spent
the holidays.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-01-10

Mrs. Josie Jones has returned from
Portland after spending the holidays
with her daughter, Mrs. Harold
Stiles.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-01-10

Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wright of
Hardman were visitors in Heppner
Wednesday. .r d H.. .t
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-01-10
COUNTY COURT REPORT

County Court appropriated $500,
toward the support of County Ag-
riculturist for the year 1918, in ac-
cordance with Chapter 110 of the
1918 Oregon Session Laws.
C. A Minor appointed member of
County Fair Board for term of three
years to take the place of outgoing
member, E. R. Huston.
T. E. Chidsey's appointment as
Deputy Sheriff approved by Court.
Jury List for the year 1918 drawn
at this term Of court.
Election Board appointed to serve
for 2 years by County Court,
Judges and 3 Clerks for each Election
Board.
The matter of appointing a Road
Master was continued until later
date.
Claims allowed at January term Of
County Court: !
The sun., 1918-11-19
K, ,,z!s, N, 1890; N. sis. VIC, 'is1S.

K, ,,,l!si N, 1890; N. ,is' VIC. 'lS.iS'
and WV, 1880.
Ons-Standard white petroleum. New
York export, bills, ti7.25; do. bulk, ts2S !;
do, cases, $685. water white. New York,
bills. 1925; do, bulk, $g.25; do, cases,
t20.25. Motor gasolene, garages, 74hc. !
consumers, 2ehc (steel barrelsl. Linseed
oil-Market steady at recent prices quo,
tations follow: strictly pure. gallons OF
POTATOES-Maine. 100 lbs, 5000;
Long Island, 100 lbs, i2.2512.s5; northern
New York, 100 Ebs., N.g0I2l0; western
New York, 100 lbs, S2.1oG2,25; western,
100 lbs, $4,000; Jersey, 100 lbs, $3.50
ESQ; Virginia, late crop Dbl; SAG go.
ware and Maryland, basket. sl.75@2; Vir-
glnia, Dbl, $40 6.25.
PROvISIONS--PoRK mesa fi2
9i2.5oi family, s63@55: short clear. tt4q
go BEEF-Firm: mess, ssS Qse; family.
fiodH; packet. isegs7; extra India
mess. ,ss@es. HoGs-Easy; bssons,
9s7c,; dry salted clear. 1880 lbs, 81 ci
choice house, iTn' 0ise' PPicKLED II ANS
Strong; regular 1919 lbs, 81
skinned, 1890 lbs. s2xo TALON
PsTsy isady s,iy 'Rsc.ai cpss 3G%S
nrn; Continent. $685. south America
$3.50: Brazil, kegs, 5000 compound
Iuati quoted, 23Q?4Hc. STEARINE
Easy; city lard stearlne. 2s4 q ?sc.; oleo.
zIhc.
s Srs d;,Ps loaf !oSCs crushed
XXXX powdered, 9.2Cc.: powdered. SiGe.i
fine graduated, &C.; diamond a. Sc; con.
fectionerg A. S. o0c. No. l, S.S5c.
The sun., 1918-11-19
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Builders Preparing to Relieve
Business Rather Than Resi-
Dental Shortage.
CITY POPULATION GROWS
Transit Figures Show Increase
Of 3O,OOO,OOO Travellers
Flats in Demand.

statistics indicate that more atten-
ton Is to be given to the business than
20 the residential needs of the city. Can
vass made OF ninety-one architects OF
this city by the F.. w. Dodge Company
for the purpose Of learning the amount
and character of construction under con-
si6aration disclosed that the estimated
cost Of business undertakings is twice
az much rs residential. Architects are
now designing $7o.575.ooo worth OF con-
etruction. OF which s2e,420.ooo repre-
structures. 81 ,065,000 apartments, ho-
teis and dwellings and $23,305,oo0 insti-
tutions, churches and municipal build
ings. There is on hand $13,7S5,O0O
VI orth of construction which the Dodge
company has not classified, but which 1t
reports is chiefly business md residen-
tial undertakings. This construction is
planned for New York city. The great
Development of the business interests of
the city explains the Partially of build
ere for commercial operations Some
iGea of the development Of New York
may be had from the statistics OF pas
Eenger travel on the subway andSele-
waited lines, which show, despite the
many men who have entered the service
and left the city. an increase OF 90.0o0.-
O0d passengers, which 10 an unprece-
denied record for New York rapid tran
sit Tho transit figures show that 1924
G15.7So persons rode last year on tho
subway and elevated lines OF New York.
The sun., 1918-11-19
NEW LABOR PARTY
TELLS ITS DEMANDS
Asks Minimum Wage, 8 Hour
Day and Government Own
ership Of Utilities.
sptctal pe.paseA 70 TIE svx.

CHI1Aoo, Nov. 1s--Government own
ership OF all public utilities, equal pay
for women and men and an eight hour
day for all workers with n minimum
wage to nullify the need OF child labor
are some OF the planks in the platform
Of a new labor party which has been
formed here. The organization. under
the leadership OF John J. Fitzpatrick,
president OF the" Chicago Federation OF
Labor. expects to become national In
scope, and has asked the Endorsement OF
every local trade union, a > we'll as all
wage earners throughout the country.
The fact that the organization has
been completed has just been made
known officially through the publication
OF what It proposes TO accomplish.
Among other things, It demands
direct tax on capital; representation Of
organized labor at the peace conference
and in all United States Government de-
partments: that wars be forever abol-
ished and a league Of workers be formed
te make certain that this will be &C.
complished. and complete restoration Of
free speech and free press
The sun., 1918-11-19
SELLS GREENPoINT FLATS.

Wallace j. IIardgrove of the Queens
boro Corporation and Trad II. Lane have
gold to the Municipal Realty Company,
Alfred n. Ttau president for Henry
liebowitz eight four story tenement
houses on the north side OF Norman
avenue between Jewell and Moultrie
streets, Greenpoint, Bre0klyn.
j. H., Peunock & 90, haYe sold TO f.
l. Squibb x Sons. Inc. thS southeast
corner of Columbia Heights and Dough-
~ street and the northeast coSqer of
Columbia Heights and Vine Street
brooklyn, a plot 15ox6Oe. TO be improved
eventually with a large factory.
Howard G. Pyle G Co have sold 1927
Fortyfrst street, two story brick dwell
irg, for George Armstrong 70 HenrlS.ta
Ste.nberg; fourteen lots on the north
eide OF Thirteenth street. between Second
and Third avenues, for the q. ii. O.
Realty Company to T.. c. Maxwell: II
College place. three story garage, for
George Cromwell TO L. G. Wulwck 1884
FortyfOurth street, two story dwelling.
Tor \. ". Jente to Ephraim Fieisher.
The sun., 1918-11-19

10 d. Il, Slcher & Co; ninth floor at Is
West Twenty -slxth street to A. 4 y.
Heinrich; store and basement at IS
West Twcnty-seventh street to Edgar
lehman, and ninth floor at rs Fifth ave-
nue. to Gibraltcr Dress Company
l.. J. Phillips & Co. have leased q store
Mt III West Seventy-second street 20 H.
wishnoN
Hubeith & Huberth have leased q
suite of offices in the American Circle
building to the J. & d. Tire Company.
The Air NIrates Corporation, which
recently leased four floors in the Win
field building at the northeast corner
Of Fifth avenue and. Fortieth street.
have subleased through the Cross &
Brown Company to the Employment De-
partment of the United States Govern
ment the third floor containing 10000
squarS feet. The same brokers have
also leased the twenty-third floor in the
Times Building to John H. Eggars Com
pany; the third floor and office space on
the second floor at $40 West F1fty-sec-
ond street to The York Auto Bodies Com
pany, and additional Office space at
1900 Broadway to the Robertson-Cole
Company.
Pease & Gilman have leased the
fiftieth floor IN the Woolworth building
to the United Importing & Exporting
Company: also offices at 2 Rector street
to I. r. Newton.
Henry Brady has leased the store Mt
the northeast corner OF Twenty-eighth
street and Seventh avenue to Wagner &
Schechter.
J. Arthur Fischer has leased to the
Grand Rapids Furniture Company for
Manages Brothers, a store at 81 West
Thirty-seventh street.
The sun., 1918-11-19
SMALL PROPERTY SALES.

COOPER SQUARE-Mrs. Frances A.
Sands has sold to James Wilkinson
IS Cooper Square. three story build
Ing. on plot 2sx130. The buyer will
make extensive improvements at the
expiration OF the. present leases. The
property will be conveyed to the buyer
free of mortgage. The Charles +.
Moves Company and the Douglas Rob-
inson. Charles s. Brown Company ne
goiiated the deal.
EAST 18TH STREET-The Martonbert
Really Corporation has bought from
Robert Ward, Jr.. of Brooklyn, the
FIVE story tenement at Sig East Elev-
enth street, on lot 25x100.
EAST SAITH STREET-The Dallas Hold
ing Corporation (Charles l.. Bern
heimer) has sold "a East S,xty-fourth
street, a four story dwelling. on lot
21xlO0.5, to the 100 East Twenty
fourth Street Corporation, which gives
in exchange the five two story garages.
: 1856 to 1874 East Twenty-fourth street.
en- plot 150x99.9.
WEST 18TH STREET-Harry E-~Zittel
has sold for the Guardian Lite fnsur-
ance Company a three story and base
ment dwelling. on lot 1s.9x100.ll. at
IL West 18th street, to the Congrega-
ton Desfartim D'Harlem.
EAST 18TH STREET.-THE three story
uWelllnR, on LOU SON1UU.ll, AT ~
18th street. has been sold by the Mel
d. neh Realty Company, Frederick Lese
president.
EAST 125TH STREETS. Soraci has
=. sold for the Lawyers Mortgage Com
pany the four story dwelling, on lot
20x100, at ais East 125th street.
WEST 10Th STREET-The Lawyers
Mortgage Company has sold to a client
Of A. Kane & 60. the three story and
basement building, on lot 16Sx1O0, at
22S West 13oth street.
EAST 18TH STREET-James Mont
gomery & Son have sold TO an investor
the two story brick building. on lot
25x1O0, at 291 East 18th street
WEST 2OiTH STREET-The Red Court,
the five story apartment house at 677
West 204th street, on a plot 75x100,
has been bought by the Benenson
Realty company. 1t adtoins the old
Dyckman house property at the north
west corner of Broadway The house
is arranged for six families on a floor.
EAST FORDHAM ROAD--A. d. Phelps
& Dam;ano hare sold ace and 3o4 East
t'ordham road two story business
building, on plot 37x67x irregular, 10
Oscar Sanders
The sun., 1918-11-19
BANKER RENTS APARTMENT.

Douglas L. Dlliman s. Co. have leased
a large apartment in 270 Park avenue
to Herman D. Kountze. president of
the Atlantic National Bank. in the
Montana, S75 Park avenue. a furnished
apartment for Robert +. Stats to
Lewis b. Stillwell for the season. An
apartment. Al Park avenue, southeast
corner of Fifty-eighth street, TO Mrs.
Emmett Densmore. and In 1875 East Sew
epty-second street an apartment for
Mrs Cordelia c. velie to Lucius Pond
Ordway. furnished, for the season.
l.. j. Phillips q Co. have leased
apartments 119 West Seventy-flrst
street TO r. NJ. Terry. at 1875 Riverside
drive to L. Swan, at 12t West Seventy
second street to A. H. Frazier, at 255
West End avenue to w. Newburger, at
1876 Central Park West to Nathan
Strauss at e55 West End avenue to A.
Foggitt, at $40 West 112th street to
T. Schaffner, at 1s1 Riverside Drive to
w. Hecht at 14s West Seventy second
street to L. Stern, at 1873 West Seventy
second street to Il. B. Barr, at 14S
West Seventy-second street to Claude
Bierce, and at / West Sixty-fourth
street to Col. Prentice Strong.
The sun., 1918-11-19
CALL FOR CITY HOMES.

Pease & Gilman have leased furnished
for Mrs. Angela NJ. C. worden to Mrs
Mary b. Charming the foun story Amer
lean basement dwelling at ia East Sew
enty-sixth street, between Park and
Lexington avenues.
l.. J. Phillips s Co. have leased the
dwelling 107 West Seventy-third street
to Ann Copeland for A. L. Mordecai &
Son.
Shaw g. Co, have leased for Miss
Thompson IS West 18th street. a three
story brownstone dwelling, to Joseph D.
Adelman, and for Mrs. Sarah d. Simon
the three story and basement house at
16 East le7th street TO Edwin Alderman
The sun., 1918-11-19
OPERATOR MAKES QUICK TURN.

Frederick Brown has sold to the Mar
Tin estate two five story apartment
houses, each on plot 37.6x1o0. at $50 and
!34 West 1881 street. In part payment
ihe buyer gave three fSs story apart
nents. on plot 75x1O0, at 2S0 and 232
President street and Ala Clinton street.
Brooklyn, recently reported sold by ].
G. Bassman of the S. Fl. Raphael Com
pany, who was the broker in the trans
action. The Brooklyn property has been
resold by Mr.. Brown to the Fern Real
ties CORPORATION through William Liss.
The sun., 1918-11-19
Paterson Mills Get Recruits.

PATERSON, Nov. 1S-With the closing
NJ some OF the big munition plants in
this vicinity the labor conditions in the
silk mills have become less acute. as
some Of the workers from the closed in
oustries ere seeking work here. The
mills need all they can get. While the
situation is somewhat relieved. it il by
no means as satisfactory as employ
wish
The sun., 1918-11-19
JAPANESE CHEMIsT RENTS.

The Charles r, Moves Company has
leased for Charles s. Phillips, treasurer
or the Reformed Dutch Church. tho
building ~ IL Dutch street at an aggre-
gate rental OF about $4,000 The ten
ant Ii the TakamIne Laboratories, Inc,
aud the building is 10 be extensively al
tered FOR the tenants occupancy.
Bastine q CO. have leas ed the store.
basement and first loft Mt n and az West
twenty hr5t street TO Frederick Hacker
Co and seventh and eleventh floors
The sun., 1918-11-19
Would Force Buying of More suits.

Explaining why sales OF womens suits
have slackencd recently a manufacturer
said that II is because suits are looked
upon now as A sort OF uniform. and
women believe only ore is needed
whereas IN former years they bought va
rious kinds.
He said that a way TO remedy this
condition would be for manufacturers to
cooperate in the introduction OF different
suits for walking, dress wear and even
for evening wear.
The sun., 1918-11-19
Cancellations Worry Warm Dealers.


NprTIo! OfFn0INN 70 IuL SCN.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. lS-CancelIations
OF orders acre worrying yarn dealers
here So serious has the situation be-
come that the executive committee Of
the Yarn Merchants Association held
meeting at which methods)were adopted
which It is hoped will so far toward
cffectnG n remedy.
According 10 reports. orders aggregat-
irg S2o0 hn0 We're cancelled bv knitters
and weayers in this and other markets
last week.
The sun., 1918-11-19
$4,000 FOR STANFORD HOUSE.

Stanley NJ, Seaman's home at South
field PoinN, Stamford, Conn, was sold at
auction on saturday on the premises by
Joseph Il. Day to Willard Curtlss for
$4,000. Mr. Curtiss resides in that sec
ton, occupying a house under lease
The Seaman dwelling is three stories of
Colonial type, and stands on plot 1OOx
40. There is also a two car garage,
with living quarters private bathing
beaCh and a boat landing
The sun., 1918-11-19
CLIFFORD LEAVES U. S. POST.
Returns TO American Telephone
and Telegraph Company.

wAsH1HGToN. Nov, 1s.--Walter s
clifford, director of the Council OF Ma
tional Defence, has resigned 20 return 70
the American Telephone and Telegraph
Company as comptroller. His services
were lent to the Government by tina.
company for the war emergency.
1t was announced to-day that Gros'
venor p. Clarkson. secretary OF tire conn-
ell, has been chosen acting director
The sun., 1918-11-19
Returning TO Pre-war Basis.

Special Despatch 10 TIVE Sun -
BosToN, Nov 1S.-Return to normal
conditions in the wool business are be-
ing rapidly brought about
The release OF noils and waste from
the necessity of securing licenses and
the allotment OF nearly 1000. 900 pounds
of>wool for civilian purposes last week
Is having large effect on bringing the
market back to Il pre-war basis.
The sun., 1918-11-19
LIVE TOPICS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

Marcus, Samuel-C. Kahn et al. lNis
"s 81 "eo' % ~ ,,,,.
Moore, Edw. a., Co-American
Credit indemnify co, OF ~. O.,
costs ..,,,.-,,,,,.. lMn
Nathan, Jacob-Fidelio Brewing
Co., Inc ...,............. ei65lO
Olivia, James-Samuel Kronman
a Co. ............ stoN
oisen, norman 81 h'i"''Ou's ,.,
pan.aaaia 1i,.ri;,i..::..' a oil 90 IVA"
n II pahnoek Asynu
Rothman, Rosie and Lora Rotten
berg-iAwyers Mortgage Co. i5tau
Richman, Anna. Bsrgsnnicht
ct .................... itlm
Rclss, DISCIPLINARY Aronson. Wv
Inc, ,..,.......,...... fssnm
squirss. Fred CT D. Fargo. iS2T
shaver. lillian s.--Lawyers Mort w"
solomon; sidney.G schulmsn,, iZoi
The sun., 1918-11-19
Would Give Uniforms TO Soldiers.
Special Despdtch 10 TIE suS,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1S-Efforts TO
have legislation enacted providing for
the gift OF uniform to each soldier
when lie is mustered out>are being made
here. II Is planned to have the uniforms
used only on the Fourth OF July and
similar occasions therefore the giving
OF them to the men would have no effect
on the civilian clothing market
The sun., 1918-11-19

SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

18TH ST, ti3-5ls VS. II Pomsrov Co
Inc, Hgt M1rginai Realty Corpn ct I'll.
Aprl IS. lHlI..,............, SO7
S3D ST, 4@3 W-Herbert 4 Treat at So
"lety 81 the New Church Signifed nv
n" New Jerusalem In the city OF New
York et al; Aug s. SSgl5I
l3SD ST, ~ E--Csrmlnc A1tieri agt GeorE
lama Smith Ct al; July 10, 1915 $5I5cs
The sun., 1918-11-19
BY Harry RrahY



GREENWICH Az. c 10th ST. g
Title Guarantee Co OF Brooklyn 20 Dime
Savings Bank. DeKalb Hv, Brooklyn.
airy, U S T C Co. 81 court st. sreS SSo
flSTH ST. 50S T., mtg now s50O-Henry
c Gerhsrds to General Theological Sem
mary of the p Z Church IN the L g, l75
9Th av: atty. T q & T Co. l7s Bway.s25O
MONROE ST. 49, one-third part. mtg
s2l 00O--Morris Solomon to Louis LIZ
schultz. b5S Bedford av. Brooklyn. -. 81
EAST BROADWAY, 2s5; Division st,
1856, mtgs 2j,0oo--Allce and Irene
Lewisohn TO Oak Point Corp, goo BwaY;
attys NJ. Morgonthau. Jr. Co, 206 Broad
9th ST, l32 f, mtg sll. 35O-samson Ro.
senfelh TO Anna and Eta Steinhoff,
2492 Elm place, Bronx; atty. Ernest Y
Adler. 1906 LIST aY.................s1
4TH ST, si-35 E. mtg s25 900. u part
George GroRsman to Anna C. Grossman.
8: Hllcrest ar. Park Hin. YOnkers.
y Y. atty. Frederick W Hottenroth 25l
EMay -.--....-.-.-.-..---. -.-...-.----Sl0 0
The sun., 1918-11-19
Dye Men 10 Confer.


WAsHINGToS. Nov lS--Oficisls Of
the War Industries Board will confer
with the wa" service committee Of the
bye ara Intermediate Manufacturers at
II \. NJ. November -.
The sun., 1918-11-19
GLEN RIDGE House SOLD.

The Frank ITuGhes-Taylor Company
has sold for cash the dwelling at gG2
liidGewood avenue, Glen Ridge, n. j.,
for Martha T.. Schultz.
The sun., 1918-11-19
Paris women Rush Into Furs.

With what great popularity the COM
ing of the fur wearing season was well
coined in Paris is made known by re-
ports from there which state that the
donning OF fur coats by the women was
begun much earlier than tho weather
warranted. Fur coats were seen on the
prominent avenues when tailor made
suits would have been much moro APP
propriate.
Nearly all the GOATS seen arc new. few
having como down from former seasons
The sun., 1918-11-19
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

46TH ST. So 20 GO W. to two FIVE story
stores and apartments. II. c. Mathews.
East 69th at. owner. c. g. THAN,
1896 9Th av, srchitect cost $4,000.
MAIDEN LANE, 3, TO an eight story
store and offices. estate p. X. Stevens.
- Wall 81. owner. Jno. i. Shook Sons.
261 Broadway. architects cost 5000.
The sun., 1918-11-19
Government to Tell
of Textile Holdings
Special DespotcA TO TEE Sun.

w 7AsH1NGToN. Nov. Is
Wv Stocks OF textiles which the
Quartermaster Corps has
on hand arc to be made known In a
few days, according to announce
ment to-day.
1t is estimated IN some quarters
that the Government has at least two
years supply OF cotton goods in re-
serve, but no official comment as to
this can be obtained.
II Ia believed that mono win be sold
at auction, but that IL will be used
as need arises.
The sun., 1918-11-19
Business Troubles.
Petitions In bankruptcy.

Petitions in bankruptcy fled YESTERDAY
In the United States District Court are:
PERFEN UORPORATION--A petition in
voluntary bankruptcy was hied by the
showing liabilities ~ Sl2,29S59 ami as
sets OF $3.50, The three largest cred
itors are $. II. Brown, - broadway.
With 5000 due, ID y. Levy, 9s Broad
graph sales Compnny 20 Nesoy stree,
Sl,iSS. Fifteen hundred dollars o. the
assets are In the bankrupts stock IN
trade. Harry NJ. Peyser. $50 Broadway,
BETLPuRT NOVELTY WORKS INC
An Involuntary petition was Ned against
tho Bellport Novelty Works, Inc, IS
Beecker street by NJ Soknlon s. Son,
Lillian Baxter and Joseph Lin no ad-
dresses, alleging liabilities of between
100000 and 100000. Raymond IL. sar-
fatty named AS receiver Stern, Barr &.
Tyler, t?9 Rroatwny, are the attorneys
for the petttuutng creditors.
A MoSKOWirI & Co.--An Involuntary
petition was hlel against A MnskowItz
n Co, G5@ broadway, manufacturers OF
indies and children's hats. showing liza .
hilities ~ $4,000 and assets OF 81. 900.
Lee SChv ciEcr. no ad dress. the only pc
samuel N0rsh 7uSt'ln named ps receiver
Samuel HeWh"0stein named NJ receiver
AMERICAS BRASS FORGING COMPANY
An iavoluutar! j, tition vas Glsd aGai. st
f6s Southern boulevard, hy Graf & Ro-
dan. 81. po8rl street Percy Hogan
doing business as Hogan SON, ga Pearl
street. and til" Bristol Brass COMPANY.
Sto,000 and assets Of 5000. Horny w.
Sykes ?jG broadway, Is the attorney for
the petltiouing creditors
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
BEACH MIL INN, INC.--S -heduics eled
~ tn' Reach liOll Iun, Inc. Rvo Beach
The sun., 1918-11-19
Bronx.
LEnrnnEh Of The Hmm
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

BROAD ST, iG-j2; also New 81. t6-sO s.
ana booth No 1--BrOadeN Realty 'nrp
20 Frank q Shattuck 20. $50 " a3d ST
20 yrs from Oct J. 1918: address % W
Esd ct 500 70 May I, 1924, then Se5, 900
The sun., 1918-11-19
Yesterdays AUCTION RESULTS
TAT H vEsEY STREET.

BY Joseph p. Day.
7iTH ST, 3l9 w. = SOIL Riverside
dr. 25.6x7l.sx25.6x72.9 4-sty dwg; z.
NJ. Stger agt Frank Bradley at al; due.
$40, 33I,I0; taxes. &C sl,1TIe5: ad-
Iourncd 10 November %.
HAI.b PL. 1850. Sc s. I7.2 sw 18TH ST,
runs y and He esxe4s.7xe30il TO Inter
vale nv. Nn3OXw36. sxws2.6: vacant: J,
c. $. Grant agt Emma Gutheisch. ct al:
due. s3.3S6.l6; taxes, &C, slTS: to the
plaintiff ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
BY Henry Brady.
32ND ST. 352 f, s 9, $40 " LIST av. II.sx
49ixl7sx49.G. 4 sty tint & strs; Isabella
Hart agt Annie Mynett ct al: due.
I6,27s.7S; taxes, &c, s32s.o5; to thu
u& GIe5S''h ty kss lisa iis,S U II.
1SsNl00. . sty dwlg; Frank Aulbach 81
ri agt + p. Butler et al: due. 3.7lsl0;
taxes. sc, S17S.2s: to the plaintiff 81, 900.
The sun., 1918-11-19
Yesterdays Fires.

n Loi.
':So-Gisason and olmstsad AvAi
IRE In telegraph polesi New
York Telephone Co.......,. Trinirg
lieo-54s Riverside Drive; W. p.
Sheridan ................,. Slight
l:oo-eo-92 l. 80 St; owner, I'M
known ................... go. ,sliIs,
,.ao-ios w. 2sd st: Frank Abrs.
ham .................. T-inirs
!, 3o-4o7 Canal st; Colonial Bag
Co ................... .T-,ains
The sun., 1918-11-19

HOUGHTON Az. 2262-Davld D NJ Mas
tNt 10 John Muller, 1866 81 av; atty.
John Kudel, 80 r l49th st........Sl6G'
l65TH ST. l7la W Prospect av, COX
100--lsidor Kopeion to Morris Held, POS
w l4bth st; atty, T q & T co, I7f
. . . =.
PARK Az. . = S4.2 5 lT2d 81, s7GxiOOx
lrreg-Guar Mtg Co to Grace : Butler.
Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, ct al
18TH ST, $. extends from Belmont Tny i'i sy
TO Hughes az. 96XT3x7Sx59-Gporge "
Murray TO Lily Murray Jones - So
Murray p & II. 81 Wall a. ..... sis. 900
LIVINGSTON AN W =. at II q land IIy
n Ianeway. 35xl7j-Delafeld estate to
Plsin'leld, y J; attys. DelaneId. T e. p
The sun., 1918-11-19

Jr.. no address, sl,ssi, and Nathan
Schwoitzer, al West Fourteenth street,
t1,Sl2. Six thousand dollars OF the assets
are IN the MIXTURES and utensils. Eman-
uel Schwartz. 1876 Broadway, Is the at
torney for the bankrupt.
Judgments.
The following judgments were Med yes
,erday. the irst name being that Of the
debtor:
The sun., 1918-11-19

18th ST. 100 W--John y and Mary p
Capieas 70 VIM Il Rose ana Ram,
son, Nov !, 1910; atty. Be I.ewinson. Iio
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