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The sun., 1918-09-25
42DSTREET OWNERS
WANT REAL TRANSIT
Start Campaign to Get Back
Facilities Lost Through
Change in System.
OPERATORS ARE ACTIVE
Resell Two Apartment House
Properties on Washington
Heights at an Advance.

Property owners and business men in
the Fifth avenue Forty-second street
section have determined to get real rapid
transit subway service in the tube which
passes under Forty-second street. from
Times Square TO the Grand Central Ter
minal A number of the more prominent
men met In the Hotel Manhattan YES
terday and after discussing the situation
since the new East Side and West Side
systems were inaugurated, determined to
start cltywide campaign to get back
the facilities which had prevailed for
fourteen years before the change. ].
Clydesdale Cushman. who acted as chair
man, with ]. w. Johnston as secretary.
responded to the suggestion of Robert
Grier Cooke, president OF the Fifth Ave-
nue. Association, by appointing n COM
mittee to formulate a plan of action and
report back at meeting to be held next
Tuesday morning in the same place
The men designated to serve are Louis
Stern of Stern Bros, chairman: Paul
Boden OF Alexander Taylor G. Co. Alex
ander Wilson. Robert Grier Cooke and
James Z. Harrington OF the Broadway
Association.
The real estate owners made Il clear
that merely a shuttle service would not
be satisfactory to them. The Merchants
Association. Fifth Avenue Association
Broadway Association. Washington
Heights Association. Welt Side Tax.
payers Association and other civic or.
ganizations are to be invited to send
representatives to participate in the ef.
forts to have restored a service equal te
that enjoyed in the past.
The sun., 1918-09-25
LEFFINGwELL HOUSE LEASED.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
the three story and basement brownstone
dwelling at IA East Sixty-fifth street.
on lot 20x100.5. for Russell c. Letting
well. Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
ury, to Capt. Samuel rockingham, fur
nished for the season
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
has leased for Mrs Elizabeth X. Upham
to Mrs Catherine Leary the four story
and basement dwelling at SO West
Ninety-seventh street.
The Houghton Company. with ]. s.
Anderson. has leased the three story and
basement dwelling at 223 West Seventy
first street for Carrie F. st. John to
Elizabeth Townsend
James A. Sheeran has leased for the
WestleiSh Realty Company to Alois
Berghon three three story and basement
dwellings at 1876. 1873 and 100 East
Eighty-fifth street: for Helen NJ. Post
to Timothy X. Schwartzah. the corner
dwelling at l4i9 Lexington avenue: for
Judge Moore to Catherine Hardesty, the
three story dwelling at 1872 East Eighty
third street; for the Jacob Guterman
estate to Martin Deter. the three story
and basement dwelling at l7s East
Ninety-ffth street; for Hilda Frank to
Mrs Morton Taylor. the three story
dwelling at 1888 East Ninety-ffth street,
and for the estate OF Sarah Crosby TO
| Anna Muller. the three story dwelling at
1856 Lexington avenue.
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented fol
Edward A. Maher to NJ. D. Meller the
| three story and easement dwelling al
Mount Morris Park West
The sun., 1918-09-25
NO CHANGE IN STEEL PRICES.
Rates for Last Quarter of Year
Same as Those In Effect.

wAsHINoroN. Sept. 24.-Prices of iron
ore. pig iron and iron and steel
products. with a few exceptions in in
dividual cases. will remain at the
present rates for the last quarter OF
the year. This became known to-day
when 1t was announced that President
Wilson had approved the recommenda-
ton Of the War Industries Board that
the maximum price TO- these materials
be unchanged. with a few exceptions
Allowances. however. are made fo-
Lake Superior ore delivered to lower
lake ports, the base price for which is
increased 25 cents a gross ton on October
l. subject to the condition. These in
creases are based on rail freghts now
in effect and on present lake freight
rates. so that should either OF these
rates during the quarter covered by the
order be either raised CT lowered similar
changes are to be made in the ore
prices
The sun., 1918-09-25
OPERATORS ARE ACTIVE.

WEST 18TH STREET-Ennis & Sim
mott have resold the six story apart
ment house at 56l and 563 West 175th
street, on plot 50x112.9, to a client Of
r. william Sohns for investment. The
house is fully rented and shows an an
nual return of over $4,000 The prop
erty was held at $4,000. and was
bought for all cash. The sellers bought
the house about six weeks ago from
Josephine A. Budke.
WEST 173D STREET-Frederick Brown
has resold the FIVE story apartment
house at 5o2 West 1874 street, on plot
6ox1o0. The house 10 fully tenanted
and has an annual rent roll OF over
$4,000. It was held at $4,000. The
new owner Is Alois Soeller. who gives
besides cash the Eureka Hotel at
Huntington, L. l.. a 31A story frame
building fronting $50 feet on New York
avenue, and comprising about an acre
Of ground. The property was valued
at $4,000; also the plot, 5ox100. on
the west side OF Bailey avenue. The
Bronx.
LAFAYETTE STREET-Thonas Har-
per, whose brass foundry Is at 204
Lafayette street, has bought that prop
erty from Howard r. Conkling, who
acquired 1t In foreclosure proceedings
four years ago. 1t consists OF a two
and three story building. on lot 21.3x
100. 1876 feet north Of Broome street.
Folsom Bros. were the brokers. Mr..
Harper is having the purchase regis
tered under the Torrens law.
The sun., 1918-09-25
TO DISCUSS FUEL ECONOMY.

The New York State Fuel Administra-
ton is making extensive plans to in
vestigate the efficiency Of all important
coal using plants for the purpose OF CIV
ing them a classified rating in respect
to their efficiency. As basis for the
investigation queestionnaires are now
being sent out to users of over 100
tons a year. To explain the plans and
to discuss the methods to be used to
effect economy meeting has been called
in the assembly room of the Merchants
Associa uon tomorrow at 2 40 p. NJ
c. A. Graves. administrative engineer
In charge Of the conservation for the
New York metropolitan district. and
Charles A. Flynn. chairman OF the New
York County Conservation Committee.
will make addresses. after which the
meeting will be given over to discus
sion Of any points which may be raised
by those In attendance.
The sun., 1918-09-25

Printing Machinery CORPORATION. in az
West Thirty-fourth street; Fleming
Press, Merritt e. Haunting. ana tina
Southern Slav News COMPANY. in 351
to s55 West Fifty-second street: RAJ
dom q Neidorff and the Bryant Press.
In 225 to 22s West Thirty-ninth street !;
the Decorative Designers and Brom-
Held a Co.. in IS West Thirty fourth
street; the Osgood Company, the Elliott
Service Company and Rosenberser e.
Hess. in 141 to 14b West Thirty-alxth
street; Frank A. Skerl, in 1926 Broad
way; l.. Alterson q Co. in 1872 West
Thirty-fourth street: the A, !. Busch-
mann Company. in eco West Forty-sec-
ond street. tho syntbetic praciou,
The sun., 1918-09-25
DAY. LINZ;
DAILY. INCLUDING SUNDAY.

Direct Rail Connection to ali points West
and North. All through rail tickets between
New York and Albany accepted. Music.
Restaurant.
Leaves Desbrosses ST.. $40 A. NJ: w. 42d
ST., A Nj; w l29th St. $50 a. NJ. |:
Yonkers, $3.50 A. NJ: landing at Bear Noun
tain, West Point lweek days only, New
burgh. Poughkeepsie, Kingston Point, Cats
kill. Hudson and Albany, one day outings TO
Poug hkee pse, Newburgh and Bear Mountain.
on SUNDAYS STR. WASHINGTON IRv-
ING leaves Desbrosses St, 10 A. M: w.
42d ST.. 1890 A. M; West l2sth 81. 1oto
A. M: Yonkers, ll:Io 4. NJ. for Bear Noun
| tain, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie and return.
On Saturday afternoon. Sept. 20. Steamer
Albany" leaves Desbrosses St. p. NJ.
W. 42d St. 2:20 p. NJ; w. l2sth st, 2:4o
+. ~; Yonkers, $40 =. NJ. for Bear Noun
tain. West Point, Sewburgh and return.
Religious and patriotic services each
Sunday on board and at 2;l5 i. NJ. in
Pavilion No. 2, Bear Mountain. Half fare
| for all soldiers and sailors in uniform. In
formation at Desbrosses st. rler. y. Y.
| Tel. $500 Canal.
The sun., 1918-09-25

I'D Az. 4ss.Lena Gels ct al, exrs to to Emil
Rsgnoid. '' at d Hn''i $50 Fulton
sOFM ssr. Isl u. mtg ii;.'ooo.ciiatic: =
Josephy TO David spero. 40 w ssth ct;
atty, Chss A Blodek, - Cedar St. -. 81
LENoX Av, 5s--wm h Parson and ano,
trustees, to Lester Levine. e1t 81
SAME PRoPERTY.j Lester Levine to
Morton IL c Foster, 2ois 9Th sv.. 800
2SD ST. 1853 w, mtgs, $4,000 and sii,-
soq g.sn y, Heymsn e al; eSrs: &c; to
Max Stern, 81 Liberty 81
18Th ST, S2s E. mtg t9,ooo--Tillie 9 Calm
ct al, trustees, to Metropolitan Life 1ns
Co; attys. Butcher. & +. 1 Madison
tsTH ST. lis.,s W. mtg io,CCO-Ti,le Q
T Go to I $ Trust Co OF y Y; attys,
,stswsrt & Shesrer, as Wall st. $50 600
Katie Hilbert to Evelyn Chase, $40
Lewis av, Bklyn; atty. Hy l. Brant: ss
Park Row. ..............y 1910
9TH ST, 8, 100 . Park av. mtg $4,000
Annie b Yawger. exrx. to II Yawger,
$50 LIST at. Bklyn; atty. Lconidas Dennis.
srH Av. iss. mtg $50. 900. now o.ooo---
Hudson Trust Co to Jno Korn. 2be
W 18th st: atty, Jno q Tholke. .Jr. ~
John ST.. .................... wv
Bronx.
LOTS IS and 90, map w I. Duncan, Will
observation-disclosures PreHuiso to Maria
D. Angelo, 74s + 216th at; attys. kra.
mer& y. 2go Bway. $4,000
irreg-Ethe u Ritter to Alice NJ pore-
mus. 1872 Park av, Mount Vernon. y Y:
attys Alexander q O. 100 Bway IS, 900
The sun., 1918-09-25
BANKS TO AID SOLDIERS.
Officers VIII Have Privilege of
Cashing Checks without Cost.

The London City and Midland Bank,
which has established branches at all
the camps where American troops are
stationed in England. has made arrange
ments TO enable American officers hav-
ing accounts with the bank to cash their
checks free OF charge in France at any
branch of the Bank OF France or OF the
Societe Generate and at the Banque Fran
Gals pour lie Commerce ct TIndustrie.
Paris; in Italy at any branch of the
Banca Commercials Italiana, and in the
Near East at any branch of the Imperial
Ottoman Bank.
Customers have the advantage of using
all or any Of the 1000 offices Of the
bank for their business connections and
for their mail. which will be carefully
distributed.
The sun., 1918-09-25
ACTRESS SELLS COUNTRY HOME

Miss Marjorie Rambeau. actress, has
sold her large shore front residence.
known as the Cove House, at Pelham
Manor. TO /. f. Warren Of this city.
The property was held at $4,000.
Charles NJ. Eaton has sold his prop
erty on Cooper road, Scarsdale. COM
pr!slng two and third acres, to AL
fred Williams Anthony.
Dion W. Kennedy has sold his large
stone and single residence in Pelham
10 B. S Reefy OF Cleveland. Ohio. it
was held at $1,000
The sun., 1918-09-25
LAST ISSUE UF CEHTIF1CATES.
$500, 100000 on October to he
Final Until After Loan Drive.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 24-The seventh
and probably the last Issue OF certlfi-
Gates OF Indebtedness preceding the
fourth Liberty Loan, announced tonight
by the Treasury. will be for $500. 900, 900,
dated October 1, maturing January 30.
bearing Az per cent. interest and hav-
ing the same terms as similar past is
sues. Subscription books will close Oc-
tober 8.
This will make total OF about 81
soc. 100000 certificates TO be redeemed
out of proceeds from the fourth loan.
The sun., 1918-09-25
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

BLAcKWELLs ISLAND, opposite East
18th st, to q 3 sty ward bldE-City OF "
Y. owner; Taggart. architect: cost.
81, is' go ,ss to ,s, ot,,v factory an,
store-i57 East ESD 81. Inc. co Wall st,
owner: schwartz & Gross, 3t7 9TH ay.
architects; cost s25, 900.
7TH AV, III to IT'S, for a . sty store and
lofts. b0xi20-Oliverage Co. 43t briggs
nv, Brooklyn, owner; A Edwards, Yon-
kers. " Y. architect: cost. $4,000.
2lST ST, 5l1 to 519 w, and ED st, Sic w,
for a 2 sty garage and lifeboat works,
1.5xl976x irreg-A Louy, premises.
owner: ID NJ Aoh. l Madison av. archi-
tect; cost, 10000
The sun., 1918-09-25
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

a2D ST. 2sl w-Peyton NJ Hughes ast
Dawson T Glendenlng ct al faction to
foreclose mechanics HEM: atty. o n
Jacoby.
STANTON ST s. 1925 II wrlett st. ask
75-Alice NJ Carey ct al agt city OF
New York ct al (amended foreclosure
of mortgage; atty. W A Alcock.
AMSTERDAM AN, cor l55th ct. look
l2t-Bowery Savings BANK agt walter
J. Ward ct al foreclosure of mortgRge) /;
atty. II VI Bellinger. Jr.
SUFFOLK ST. 3, 250.lo IT Rivlngton
st. 25xl00--Richard NJ Bruno agt Barnet
Feinstein tamended foreclosure OF mort
gageD; attys, Cary & Carroll.
1l7TH ST. $3.50 Flames l. Breese ct a.
agt Louis 4 Strouse. trustee, sc, ct al
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE: attys. Hsrri-
son, Elliott q Byrd.
74TH ST. 2l2-2l4 E-wm Moller AIT
Hilda London ct al. trustees, &c, ct al
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE: sttys, Har-
rison, Elliott & Byrd.
Bronx.
HUGHES AV. D. 200 n isSth ST, 50Ns7.s
Melissa Mead agt Charles shapiro ct
al foreclosure OF mortgage; atty, II
Bradbury.
sd AV, Q cor l75th st. 3?.4xfoo.s: l75th
St g 74.s I'D av 39xlo0--Frank
Cohen ct al agt Wingman Realty Corpn
foreclosure OF mortsage): atty. II
Lind.
The sun., 1918-09-25
TENANTS FOR FINE SUITES.

Douglas l. Gilman & Co. have leased
an apartment at $40 Park avenue to
Miss Florence Morgan Caldwell; also at
$40 Park avenue to Mrs. George Ouinby.
ut 40 West Fifty-eighth street to New
man Richardson, at 100 West Fifty
seventh street to Gregory Kelly. at 1875
East Seventy-second street to Mrs. f.
d. Faulkner. and at ia East Eighty
fourth street to Ellis Miller.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
has leased for z. X. Van Wrinkle, agent,
an apartment at 1872 East Fifty seventh
street to Mrs Huntington Merchant
also an apartment at 1l2 West Forty
seventh street to Charles W. MacMul-
len. and at 10 East Fifty-sixth street to
Miss Sylvia Sherman.
The sun., 1918-09-25
BRIDGEPORT TROUBLE OVER.
and Men Abide by
Rulings In EidIitz Award.

BRIpGEPokT, Conn, Sept. 24.-Both
manufacturers and employees agreed to-
day to accept the Interpretation made
by Alpheus Winter, examiner of the War
Labor Board, and TO proceed to put into
effect the wage award Of Umpire Otto
NJ Eidlltz. which precipitated the strike
three weeks ago.
with this agreement the settlement Of
the trouble is virtually assured.
The sun., 1918-09-25
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

10Th ST. 22s W. ali--Leon Dryer to Smith
Brothers Trucking Co, Inc, TIA yrs
dress. I. Dryer. ISL st Nicholas av $1,000
ST NICHOLAS Av. n o cor 17sth st (5os
W., centre store-James ID Barry to
ay. 3 yrs from Feb /. 1915; atty. A F
Murray. Is Park Row. $50 to $3.50
18TH ST. ~ p. all-Jno Muller and ano
30 Jos Heistein. Ill Z 11<th st. 8 yrs
from Jan 1. 1917; atty. Hy II Frieder. 80
Nassau $40 to $3.50
The sun., 1918-09-25
ORANGE co. FARM DEAL.

The Batson Farm Agency has sold the
200 acre farm known as the Beach Farm.
at otisville. Orange county. n. Y, to DR..
Price OF the Union Sanitarium Associa-
ton ~ this city. The same brokers sold
che futile Farm Mt Redding. Conn, to
J. T. Auer of THIS city.
The sun., 1918-09-25
TO HOLD WATER ST. REALTY.

The 146 Water Street Realty Cor
poration has been formed. with ]. r..
Moloy. F. w. Murphy and Il. w. Beebe
as directors. to take over the realty at
that address. T.. Rosenwald & Bro.
tenants. purchased the property last
week through the Charles +. Noyes
Company.
The sun., 1918-09-25
ABOUT TITLE PROTECTION.

The New York Title and Mortgage
Company has issued an interesting book
let on title protection, which It Is dis
tributIns among real estate owners and
investors The present title insurance
policy and the old method OF having an
attorney give an unsupported opinion on
the title are compared.
The sun., 1918-09-25
NEWTON SELLS AT PENwOOD.

Byron r. Newton, Collector OF the
Port OF New York. has sold to Howard
Porter dwelling, on a plot 10ox10O.
on Waverley place. Penwood, Bayside,
J.. 7. Mr.. Newton was a pioneer set
Tier in this section. Recently he leased
the A Maxwell Mcknight homestead
on Montauk avenue. Bayside.
The sun., 1918-09-25
SPACE FOR BLIND WORKERS..

Ames co. have leased for Sid
ney NJ. McDougall to the New York
Association for the Blind the three
story and basement dwelling. on lot
ls.Sx52.10. at 672 Second avenue. The
building. after alterations. will be &C.
cupied by tho association as an annex
to its Industrial plant on Thirty fifth
street near First avenue
The sun., 1918-09-25
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

lssTH ST. l45 to lb8 west--Thomas Brady
aet African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Church. owner: Peter J. Riley, contrac-
tor ...,,: $780, 90, - 70 w
b8D ST, lit ana ~ East-S'n'iS r besah
Co agt Abraham il Cox ct al. owner:
James Mack Co, contractor. sb75
SAME property-Giannattasio Construction
Co, Inc, aEt same. .........,.....SS ls.lo
The sun., 1918-09-25
FIELDsToN HOUSE LEASED.

George Howe has rented for the Della
field estate house on West 246th
street. Fieldston, to John V. p. Helm
miller of this city.
The sun., 1918-09-25
1900. 900 of Raw Furs Sold.

Announcement was made last night
that $1.20o,0o0 worth of raw furs have
been sold in the first two days of the
autumn auction. High prices prevailed
the best silver fox pelt bringing 5000
Buying for export. especially to Den
mark was active.
The sun., 1918-09-25
SHORT LINE PLANS DROPPED.
Government and RAILROAD Dis Reject
Each Others Proposals

Each Others Proposals.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.--Proposals of
short line railroads for modification of
the form Of contract with the Railroad
Administration under which short lines
would again return to Government con-
troll were rejected to-day by the Rail-
road Administration and counter pro-
posals OF the administration were re-
fused by the short line representatives
Negotiations which have been under
way for several days were suspended in
definitely and several hundred short
lines which claim they are operating at
severe disadvantage in competition
with Government managed roads will
ontinue to operate privately.
Railroad Administration officials char
actcrized the short lines demands as ex-
orbitant.
The sun., 1918-09-25
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.

torney)
Manhattan.
stTH ST. g, 100 e LIST av. 1911xlo2.2-
James NJ and Kath c Power TO Mary
Power. adnl1. of North Tarrytown,. Y,
Jan 25, 1915 atty. Lewis Goebel. -
SAD ct. sos w--Pster and Marie A Eckert
to Harry Schwoon. go Blocker st..
Brooklyn, Aug IL 1915; atty. Jos NJ
Av A. n cor 18th st. 2b,Ix75-Herman
and Rose Evers to VIM sohn, 1o4 Il
1I7th 81. June II. 1919; attys. Vessel :
e3D ST. 1853 w-Menton Realty 60 TO
Samuel Heyman. June IL, 1910; atty NJ
Stern. 81 Liberty st..............S6T, 1000
13lST ST. rs Willy L Gilman to Anna
Shepard Pierce. l6t W 74th ST. June 20.
1900; atty. Emanuel Arnstein, 81 Nassau
ST. .... Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
The sun., 1918-09-25
WEST 173D ST. HOME BUYER.

William Mulcahey Is the buyer of
523 West 173d street, three story dwell
ing, the sale of which was reported
Yesterday. Mr.. Mulcahey will occupy
the house.
The sun., 1918-09-25
RENTS AT PHILIPsE MANOR.

The Robert f. Farley Organization
has rented a house on Riverside Drive,
Philipse Manor, to Marvin Preston Of
this city.
The sun., 1918-09-25
TO LIVE AT sCARsDALE.

George Howe and Harvey Craw have
rented for Stephen L. Angel his house
In Scarsdale to Wharton l.. Donaldson
for three years.
The sun., 1918-09-25
PRINTERS FIND NEW HOMES.

The Brett q Goode Company has
leased space to former tenants In the
Printing Crafts Building a. follows I:
The sun., 1918-09-25
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

soTH ST. .s5s y. mtg $1,000: sth st. $40
y, mtg sls,50o-Max Stein to Bertha, his
wife, got willis av; attys. A & II Bloch.
The sun., 1918-09-25
Satisfied MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.

GRAND ST. 62-Pennsylvania mong
Co. Inc. agt Max Goebei ct al; Apr 80.
The sun., 1918-09-25

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
STATE OF NEW YORK

OFFICE OF
sUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Albany, September 9Th. 1918.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned at hts ONCE in the Capitol at
Albany. N. Y, until twelve o'clock noon OF
Tuesday, october Sth. 1918, at which place
and hour they will be publicly opened and
read. for the construction OF Barge canal
terminals pursuant to the provisions of
Chapter 746 Of the Laws OF 1911, and of
the acts amendatory thereof, as follows:
TERMINAL CONTRACT NO. 2i2 (Revised)
For constructing n Barge canal terminal
freig hthouse on Pier /, Erie Basin, Buffalo.
Contract plans. sheets 1 to rs.
The sun., 1918-09-25

TERMINAL CONTRACT NO. 2i2-H
For installing a heating system in tht
terminal freighthouse on Pier l, Erik
Basin, Buffalo.
Contract plans. sheets 1 to J.
The sun., 1918-09-25
HELP wANTED-rEMALE.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

TYPIsT, competent, wishes home work
q. Martin. 2of Winthrop st.. Bklya-
The sun., 1918-09-25
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS..
TRANSFERS..
with name and address OF owner and
attorney
naun toxuu

(south OF Fourteenth street)
FRONT ST. 81, -, los n 9 Broad st. 2s.6x
1lsx2s7xll6-Jacob kouek ct al to Jo-
seph Croweli. Valley stream. l. /. mtg
$4,000. b and .. Sept "a; atty, Lawyers
T Co. 100 Bway ......... 300
FRONT ST. 81. so11xS0--Markhem Realty
Corpn to Ross w Weir, Essex Feils, n J,
mtg s25,b0o, Sept "a: atty. Title Guar
Co, ZIG Bway. ..,.............. ..N
EAST BROADWAY. sSs. n 2 cor Gouver-
neur at 22.txb0-Jos NJ Adrian. exr. to
Edw II Mount. Lake Mahopac. y Y. and
Harold Mount, at Washington. ID c.
q c. Aug 80. atty. C. Hand, SO Broad
,5,,; ,.;...',.
Miles to Matilda C Hayes. 2s7 Gibbs av,
Newport, /, lie part, all liens; atty.
j Lacig. - Court st. Brooklyn. 81
CANAL st, $685., ne cor Thompson Ut.
s7.2x7o. lor5 Milne. as pres
idsnt OF Peoples Bank OF City of n Y.
to the S9B Canal st Corpn. so Bway,
Sept 10: atty, Frank r Lawrence. 50
SAME PRoPERrY-scott Foster, indiv
and as former president Of Peoples Bank
OF City of Y. to same, Sept 10; atty,
SAME PRoPERTY-The Peoples Bunk Of
City OF to same, q c, Sept 10. atty.
AV c. W 8, COZ n 9th st, Hattie
Taub NOV MetEner), indy, extrN and
trus. to Harry Cohen, IS Pinehurst sy,
all liens. June II; attys. Israel a. 8. 81
chm m n 4 4
The sun., 1918-09-25

HELP wANTED-NIALE.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-06-19
With lots of love.
Brothers Meet in France.

Waterloo, Ia, June 17.-Harmon
and Wynn Warwick, after reaching
France at different times and being
assigned to seperate camps, have
learned they are but six miles a.
part, and that it will be possible
for them to meet several times
each month.
The boys had not seen each other
for nine months prior to the re-
union in France. Harmon is in
the aviation service and Wynn in
the Nineteenth engineers. Cor
respondence with their parents to
learn each others address proved
too slow and Wynn advertised in a
soldiers paper. Harmon, finding
the notice answered it. The boys
obtained leave and met for dinner
in Y. NJ. c. A. hut.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-06-19
Postville Paper to Use English.

Postville Herald: AS announced
last week, the Iowa Volksblatt',
German language newspaper, con-
Quoted for several years past by
Ronneburger & Klingbeil, was dis
continued with that issue, Mr.. Rom
neburger having purchased his par
tner's half interest in the business
and henceforth will publish an
English language newspaper under
the name of the "Postyille HERALD
which makes its initial bow to the
public with this issue. The causes
leading up to this change are so
patent TO all that explanations of
the reasons why are hardly neces-
sary During the past twelve month
cur country has declared war upon
a foreign power-Gdrmany-aDd
throughout the length and breadth
of our own beloved country the cry
has gone forth to cut out the foreign
language in our schools, and even
the foreign language church-not
only the German, but all other alien
tongues and make the English Ian
guage universal in America. Many
foreign language papers have been
discontinued during the past year
and others are preparing to change.